Day 1 in the news
Where Day 1 has turned up so far. Happy to talk to anyone working on something similar.
Meet Global (數位時代) · September 2026
Taiwan is great at attracting foreign talents, can it turn them into founders who stay?
Meet Global interviewed our co-founder Ta-Wei Wang about why Taiwan attracts international talent well but struggles to turn arrivals into founders who stay, since the practical work of building a company here still runs on personal networks newcomers don’t have. Day 1 exists to close that gap: somewhere founders, freelancers and remote workers, Taiwanese and foreign, meet each other during an ordinary working day rather than at another evening networking event.
三立財經 iNEWS · September 2026
Taiwan's New Path (台灣新思路)
Day 1 was featured on 三立財經 iNEWS, in a report on digital nomads in Taiwan and what it takes to keep people here for months rather than days. Our segment begins at 4:54; the player below is set to start there.
The player starts at 4:54, where the Day 1 segment begins. Open on YouTube
Everything you need to write about Day 1.
Logos, colours, photography, boilerplate copy in English and Mandarin, and a factsheet. Day 1 grants you permission to reproduce everything on this page in editorial coverage of Day 1, unmodified and credited. A link back is always welcome.
Logos in SVG and PNG · app icon and favicon · social card · usage notes · 65 files · 707 KB
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Written to be quoted as-is. Both languages are approved, so please don't machine-translate one into the other.
One sentence
English
Day 1 is a community-first coworking and creator space in Taipei, built and run by founders who have started, scaled and exited companies, and are still building.
中文
Day 1 是台北一處以社群為核心的共同工作與創作空間，由曾創立、擴張並成功退出公司、且仍在打造新事業的創業者親自營運。
Full paragraph
English
Day 1 is a community-first coworking and creator space in Taipei's Da'an District, three minutes from Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall MRT. It is built for people who refuse to coast: founders, freelancers, small teams testing the next thing, and remote workers who want conversation rather than silence. The name comes from the idea that Day 1 is a mindset rather than a stage. It is available to someone who hasn't registered a company yet and to someone three years in with a team of three: anyone still willing to test, be wrong quickly, and start again. What makes it unusual is who runs it. Day 1 is operated by entrepreneurs who have built and exited companies in Asia, are on Day 1 of their own next venture, and are in the space rather than behind a management company. Members get weekly mentor permanence, pitch and feedback nights, member showcases and first-customer sessions alongside desks, meeting rooms and phone booths. Memberships start at NT$2,800 a month (excluding VAT), with a NT$400 day pass. Day 1 opened on 1 September 2026.
中文
Day 1 位於台北大安區，距國父紀念館捷運站步行三分鐘，是一處以社群為核心的共同工作與創作空間。它為不願安於現狀的人而生：創辦人、自由工作者、正在測試下一個想法的小團隊，以及希望有對話而非沉默的遠距工作者。 品牌名稱源自一個想法：Day 1 是一種心態，而非一個階段。無論尚未登記公司，或已創業三年、帶著三人團隊，只要仍願意測試、快速承認錯誤並重新開始，都在 Day 1。 真正的差異在於「誰在經營」。Day 1 由曾在亞洲創立並成功退出公司的創業者親自營運：他們正處於自己下一個事業的第一天，人就在空間裡，而非委由管理公司代管。除了座位、會議室與電話亭，會員還享有每週固定的導師駐點、提案與回饋之夜、會員成果分享與首位客戶工作坊。月費自 NT$2,800 起（未含稅），單日通行證 NT$400。Day 1 已於 2026 年 9 月 1 日開幕。
The details, checked
- Name
- Day 1 (numeral, not “Day One”)
- Legal entity
- 第一天共創空間有限公司
- Tagline
- Built by founders. Still building.
- Category
- Community-first coworking & creator space
- Location
- 華視光復大樓, Guangfu South Road, 11F, No. 102 Guangfu South Road, Da'an District, Taipei
- Nearest MRT
- Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall (Blue Line), 3-minute walk
- Opened
- 1 September 2026
- Pricing
- Day pass NT$400 · memberships NT$2,800–6,800 / month. All prices exclude VAT.
- Programming
- Weekly mentor permanence, pitch & feedback nights, member showcases, first-customer sessions
- Languages
- English and Mandarin, throughout
- Social
- Instagram @day1taipei · LinkedIn Day 1 Taipei
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The wordmark is lowercase “day” with an orange “1”; the tail of the y runs into the rule. SVG is the master: it stays sharp at any size and is what you want for print. PNGs are there for tools that won't take a vector.
Primary logo, light
The default: the wordmark with TAIPEI. Use this one unless you have a reason not to.
Square, transparent
Over photography or a coloured panel. Check contrast yourself.
App icon & favicon
The 1 sheds detail as it shrinks: rule and dot at full size, rule only at 48 px, the 1 alone at 24 px and below.
Two short lists
Please do
- Use the supplied files, unmodified.
- Leave clear space around the mark of at least the height of the “1”.
- Match the version to the background: dark logo on dark, light on light.
- Write the name as “Day 1”, with a space before the numeral.
Please don't
- Recolour, stretch, rotate, outline or add effects to the mark.
- Retype the logo in Poppins or any other typeface. Use the files.
- Set words in Highlighter yellow. It sits behind words, never in them.
- Use it to imply a partnership or endorsement that isn't there.
The palette
Ink on Paper does most of the work. Orange is for the logo, buttons and small marks; Highlighter is one slab on a page, not five. Orange text on Paper fails contrast, so on light backgrounds orange is a fill, never a type colour.
Paper
#F3F1EC
Ground for every surface
Ink
#111111
All headings and body copy
Highlighter
#FBDD5D
Emphasis slab behind a word. Never a type colour.
Day 1 Orange
#E2701E
The logo 1, the dot, buttons and small marks
Charcoal
#3D3733
Photo overlays and dark panels
Gold
#D4A72C
The highlighter's stand-in on dark
One typeface: Poppins
Free on Google Fonts. Four levels, nothing in between.
Built for Collaboration
Display · ExtraBold 800 · 76–104 px · −3.5% · 0.95
Section heading
Heading · ExtraBold 800 · 40 px · −2% · 1.1
Built for collaboration, creation, and Day 1 thinking
Subhead · Bold 700 · 22–28 px · −1% · 1.4
Open hot desks and a community lounge, with meeting rooms and phone booths. Talking is encouraged, with quiet focus areas for when you need to put your head down undisturbed.
Body · Regular 400 · 18 px · 1.65 · max 52 characters
Poppins has no Chinese characters. Chinese text falls back to the system's Traditional Chinese face (PingFang TC, Noto Sans TC or Microsoft JhengHei).
Images of the space
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