Under Dumbo Raw Creative Space

Originally built in 1882, the designers at Under Dumbo decided to hold true to the building’s raw essence. Once home to the innovative Kirkman & Son Soap Company, the original steel silos from the factory have been preserved. The exterior features a red brick facade with large windows and black colonial style window grilles. UNDER DUMBO is a multi-level basement designated for film/production purposes. It is located on the border of Dumbo and Vinegar Hill putting in the hiatus zone. A freight elevator is accessible through the main entrance. Tumbled brick walls & columns, exposed pipelines, room-spanning ductwork and polished cement floors are intrinsic to the industrial architecture of the basement. The kitchen prep area is visible through a floor to ceiling glass wall with rustic wooden grilles. The space totals 6,000 square feet with 8-foot-high ceilings on the main level and 16-foot-high ceilings on the lower level. Discover why DUMBO is known as the “Walled City” with its warehouse lined waterfronts and cobblestone streets