Rental

Brooklyn Storehouse is an iconic, flexible space that sits at the intersection of NYC’s industrial past and creative future. With 105,000 square feet of flexible event space, it’s big, bold, and provides a completely unique platform for culture in all its forms to evolve and develop.

Overview

Size & Capacity.
Spanning 105,000 square feet, Brooklyn Storehouse is designed to host a diverse range of events, from intimate gatherings and brand experiences to large-scale performances and exhibitions capable of accommodating up to 5,000 guests.

Spaces.
Preserving the rich industrial legacy of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the venue features two core event spaces, high ceilings, original raw concrete floors, exposed brick, metalwork and immense iron struts. These elements provide a distinctive and authentic backdrop for any event.

Flexibility.
The space’s versatility and flexibility mean that it can be continuously reconfigured and transformed to create new and exciting spatial environments. Complete set builds, large-scale fashion shows, electronic music, and brand activations represent just a few examples of activity that can take place.

Location.
Located in the heart of Brooklyn Navy Yard, the space is easily accessible with a range of transport options. With sweeping views of the East River and Manhattan skyline, the area is surrounded by an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants and hotels as well as some of the city’s best cultural institutions.

THE SPACE

Establishing new global dialogues and curating tomorrow

SELECT CLIENTS

Across our global portfolio of spaces, we collaborate and partner with a wide range of individuals, brands and organizations to provide a platform for creativity in all its forms.

BBC Proms
Broadwick Live
CAA (Creative Artists Agency)
Capital Radio
Gay Times
Live Nation
Pride
Royal Ballet
Sony Music Entertainment
TCE Presents
The Brits
Universal Music Group
United Visual Artists
Warner Music Group
Wasserman
WME (William Morris Endeavor)
Amazon Prime
Apple Music
BBC
BFI (British Film Institute)
Bloomberg
Channel 4
Disney+
GQ
Marvel
Netflix
Sky
Spotify
TalkSport
TikTok
Vogue
Warner Brothers Studios
Wired
YouTube
Cisco
Dell
EA Sports
Electronic Arts
Facebook
Google
HP
Huawei
IBM
Intel
Microsoft
Nintendo
Pinterest
Rockstar Games
Salesforce
Samsung
Ubisoft
Virgin
Audi
Bentley
BMW
Ford
Hyundai Motor Group
Jaguar
Land Rover
Lexus
Mercedes
MINI
Porsche
Rolls Royce
Team Alpine Formula 1
Toyota
Volkswagen
Aviva
Barclays
Beazley
ClearScore
Ernst & Young (EY)
Goldman Sachs
HSBC
JP Morgan Chase
KPMG
Lloyds Bank
Lloyds Banking Group
Morgan Stanley
PwC
QuickBooks
Revolut
Santander
Standard Chartered
Adidas
A Cold Wall*
Casio
Converse
Dior
Dr Martens
Ellesse
Fila
JD Sports
Jimmy Choo
Levi’s
M&S
Moncler
Nike
Pepsi
Ralph Lauren
Red Bull
Saint Laurent
Unilever