A Private Professional & Social Sanctuary

Some rooms change the trajectory of your life.

The Historic Southworth · Provo, Utah

The Quality of the Room

About HQ

HQ is an invite-only sanctuary for builders — a third space, apart from home and work, where the caliber of the company is the amenity.

We gather to exchange signal, cultivate judgment, and support meaningful work. Membership is capped at 350 seats, referred, and vetted — a community built intentionally on substance over spectacle.

We aren't building a crowd. We are protecting a standard.

A dark leather chair in warm lamplight
The Lounge

The Creed

The Four Pillars

Form follows purpose
Leather banquette beneath hand-built wood shelvingGather

“A bundle of matches makes it harder to break.”

Isolation limits impact. A vetted room of leaders, athletes, and creatives — social spaces that flow naturally, and networks that hold.

Lounge · Bar · Private entry

A single amber light against deep shadowReflect

“In order to do good, we must be aware of who we are.”

Leadership requires quietude. With photography off-limits sitewide, you have the rare freedom to drop the public persona, think deeply, and recharge.

No-photo policy · Absolute discretion

A dark corridor of discreet roomsCreate

“We are responsible for what we build.”

Ideas need friction and focus. Discreet, tech-enabled conference rooms — the engine room for your life's work.

Conference rooms · Whiteboards · Secure Wi-Fi

Carved wood and a stone basin in low lightRenew

“We must renew ourselves emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and intellectually.”

You cannot pour from an empty cup. Grooming, relaxation, and recreation folded into the working day — leave sharper than you arrived.

Barbershop · Massage · Gaming

What We Believe

The Manifesto

The modern world is optimized for reach.
We built HQ for depth.

Some rooms change the trajectory of a life. This is one of them — hand-laid brick, a door that closes, and the right people inside it.

We look past the résumé.
Titles get you noticed. Character gets you in.

We ask what you are building, who you lift, and what you leave behind in a room.

The public persona stops at the door. Nothing here is content. Everything here is off the record.

350 seats, and not one more.

Arched brick window with warm evening light
The Henry L. Southworth Building, photographed circa 1900
Historic Henry L. Southworth Building. Built 1900.

Est. 1900

The Southworth

Built in 1900 by Henry L. Southworth, Southworth Hall is one of Provo's most iconic historic structures — original brickwork, vaulted ceilings, hand-hewn wood. Reimagined as the home of HQ, it holds timeless architecture to a modern purpose.

Five minutes from the I-15 corridor and steps from the valley's institutional anchors — the utility of a serious workspace, the quiet luxury of an elite social lounge.

108 West Center Street, Provo, Utah

350 Seats

Membership Prospectus

One membership, one standard. Every seat at HQ carries the same access and the same privileges — offered at two levels, Executive and Corporate.

  • Referral required. Every applicant is referred by a member in good standing.
  • Due diligence. Every applicant is screened, thoroughly.
  • Board approval. Final membership is granted by HQ's board.
  • We look past the résumé. Titles get you noticed; character gets you in. We invite people who build, who lift the room, and who leave it better than they found it.
Request an Invitation

The Application

Request an Invitation

Admission begins with a member. You will need the member number of the person inviting you — answer plainly from there. We read every word.

Hands at work over a loom
Leave the room better than you found it.