CrossFunction

CrossFunction is a coworking and private office space in the Boulevard Arcade, a 1906 building by Oak Park architect E.E. Roberts that became a women-focused shopping arcade after a 1922 second story was added. Founder J. Trent Stoner opened CrossFunction in 2019 to bring coworking closer to where people live. Members get open workspace, bookable offices and meeting rooms, phone booths, lockers, printing and coffee, and the company also sells virtual memberships with a business address.

What to know

• A limited number of Gallery day passes are sold for $24 a day.
• Private day offices start at $38 a day, depending on availability.
• On-site parking is $10 a day with front desk validation; member monthly parking is $130.
• Resident and Gallery members can use CrossFunction as a business address.
• The Green Line and Metra Union Pacific West Line stations in Oak Park are a short walk.