Historic Brick Ice House Studio in Trendy Neighborhood
About the Space
This photography studio, workshop and event space is conveniently nestled between Buffalo's Five Points neighborhood and Elmwood Village, in the historic Essex Arts Center. Our turn of the century building is filled with character. Once an ice house, the building was repurposed as an art space in the 1960's and has maintained this use since. The building has been home to some of Buffalo's greatest artists including photographer Cindy Sherman and painter Charles Clough. We now share the building with Buffalo Institute for Contemporary Art, 19 Ideas marketing agency, resident artists, and more. Our space features: - 1200 square feet - 15-20 foot ceilings (partially sloped ceiling) - Natural light, dimmable ceiling fixtures - Two reserved parking spaces at door for easy load in/out, additional nearby guest parking available marked "AHF" - Full bathroom - Full kitchen - Clothing rack and hangers - Lounge area with sofa - Backdrop stands - Gear cart - Folding tables - Killer sound system - PING PONG
Included in your booking
Features
Kitchen
Restrooms
Street level access
Parking Space(s)
Add-ons from the host
Host provided services, items or options. Available at checkout.
Location
Operating Hours
Enhanced Health and Safety Measures
Kitchen and bathroom and floor surfaces will be cleaned prior to your arrival
Cancellation Policy
Flexible
Guests may cancel their Booking until 7 days before the event start time and will receive a full refund (including all Fees) of their Booking Price. Guests may cancel their Booking between 7 days and 24 hours before the event start time and receive a 50% refund (excluding Fees) of their Booking Price. Booking cancellations submitted less than 24 hours before the Event start time are not refundable. Learn more