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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Spark Kansas City isn’t a run-of-the-mill office space.

For starters, the two-level coworking facility’s entrance sits at the bottom of the Two Light luxury apartment high-rise at 1475 Walnut St. in Downtown.

And its modern and funky vibe incorporates nods to Kansas City, including a two-story mural by local artist JT Daniels that depicts seven innovators. Most have local ties, including Tech N9ne, Walt Disney and Clara Stover, co-founder of chocolate maker Russell Stover. Also featured is jazz pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams.

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The facility wanted to feature innovators from all walks for life, said Shervonne Cherry, director of community and partnerships for Spark Coworking, which also has a location in Baltimore. 

The 15,000-square-foot space features dedicated and nondedicated desks, 36 private offices for one to five people and three suites for 10 to 15 people. Spark also offers $15 day passes. It can accommodate as many as 144 members and has commitments for 30% of its space. 

Read more about Spark Kansas City’s coworking features — plus added perks it offers — in the Kansas City Business Journal. A subscription may be required.