From the street, this place already tells a story. Matte-black warehouse façades stretch along a gritty industrial block layered with graffiti, cracked concrete, chain-link fencing, and wide open sky. There’s a rawness here that reads instantly on camera — authentic, urban, slightly underground — the kind of exterior that production designers try to recreate on a backlot. Roll-up metal doors, weathered brick, and long sightlines down the block give you depth for tracking shots, car scenes, fashion editorials, or music videos with real edge. There’s ample street frontage for crew movement and clean angles in multiple directions without fighting polished storefronts or heavy pedestrian traffic.
Inside, the tone shifts from industrial shell to controlled fight studio. The main training floor is expansive, wrapped in dark matte walls with exposed brick sections that break up the space visually. Overhead, warm-toned exposed wood trusses and rafters add texture and dimension, softening the black walls and preventing the space from feeling flat on camera. The ceiling height allows for overhead lighting rigs, boom arms, and dynamic fight choreography without restriction. The contrast between the wood ceiling, black walls, and light gray mat flooring creates a cinematic palette that works beautifully for high-contrast photography and moody film scenes.
The boxing ring is the undeniable hero piece — clean lines, professional ropes, and strong branding moments that read immediately in wide shots. Surrounding it, heavy bags hang at staggered intervals, creating layered depth for long-lens shots and dynamic movement scenes. There’s enough clearance around the ring for Steadicam work, fight sequences, interviews, branded content, or sports documentaries. The brick walls in certain corners add warmth and realism for tighter compositions.
Beyond the main gym floor, you’ll find multiple raw warehouse-style corridors with white and gray partition walls, concrete floors, and exposed beams — ideal for backstage scenes, holding areas, wardrobe setups, green rooms, or gritty narrative moments. There are darker rooms with black-painted walls that can double as interrogation rooms, rehearsal spaces, or private training scenes. Restrooms and clean white utility areas provide practical support for longer production days.
Logistically, the roll-up doors make load-in straightforward. The open layout allows for gear staging without disrupting primary camera angles. The surrounding industrial streets offer additional exterior backdrops within steps of the main entrance — graffiti walls, fenced lots, cracked pavement, and bold lime-green warehouse buildings nearby that add a pop of color if needed.
For events, the space transitions seamlessly. The central ring becomes a dramatic focal point for brand activations, fitness launches, product drops, live demos, or influencer events. The open mat area accommodates seated panels, standing receptions, pop-up retail, or corporate workshops. The industrial aesthetic gives any gathering a built-in edge — perfect for streetwear brands, sports marketing events, album releases, or team-building experiences with a punch. The mix of raw warehouse energy and polished training facility creates a setting that feels immersive without needing heavy décor.
This is the kind of location that gives you production value the second you walk in — layered textures, strong geometry, authentic grit, and flexible open square footage that works hard for both camera crews and event planners.
Pricing:
Pricing is based on the total number of cast and crew or guests, as well as the areas you plan to use during production or events. Rates listed are for a single area only, and additional areas will need to be discussed and agreed upon. Let’s jump on a call ASAP to discuss your needs—we strive to be as budget-friendly as possible!
Suggested Production Types:
Feature Films
Fight Scenes & Training Montages
Sports Commercials
Music Videos
Streetwear & Fitness Brand Shoots
Documentary Interviews
Editorial Photo Shoots
Automotive Shoots
YouTube & Social Content
Suggested Event Types:
Brand Activations
Fitness Workshops
Corporate Team-Building Events
Panel Discussions
Pop-Up Retail Events
Product Launches
Influencer Events
Private Screenings
Creative Industry Mixers
Top 10 Best Features:
Full-scale professional boxing ring
Exposed wood beam ceilings with strong vertical dimension
Matte-black walls for controlled, cinematic lighting
Textured exposed brick accents
Multiple heavy bags for layered depth shots
Roll-up doors for easy load-in/load-out
Gritty industrial exterior with graffiti-lined streets
Large open floor plan with flexible staging options
Raw warehouse corridors for backstage or narrative scenes
Strong visual contrast between wood, brick, black walls, and gray mats
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