11 venues
Stations, factories and warehouses
Industrial buildings turned into event venues: two American railway stations, an airship hangar of 1880 near Paris, a Barcelona brewery reworked by Jean Nouvel, and brick warehouses in Los Angeles.
The venues
Los Angeles, United States
Union Station Los Angeles
1939 Ticket Concourse for 2,000 standing or 500 seated, plus the Fred Harvey room and two patios, on top of LA's main rail hub
Detroit, United States
Michigan Central
Restored 1913 train station for 100 to 2,000 guests, plus Newlab conference rooms up to 600, on Ford's innovation campus in Detroit
Meudon, France
Hangar Y
An 1879 airship hangar for up to 1,600 guests, with a 311 m² seminar workshop and a 10-hectare park, 3.5 km from Paris
Paris, France
Central Chapelle
3,500 m² music and food venue next to the Adidas Arena for 1,800 guests, with a 500-capacity concert hall and two terraces
New York, United States
Industry City
Five event spaces from 150 to 1,200 guests on a 35-acre waterfront campus in Brooklyn, one block from the D, N and R trains
Barcelona, Spain
Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona
Five private rooms in Barcelona's historic Moritz brewery, up to 320 at a cocktail in the vaulted Sala 39, restored by Jean Nouvel
Hudson, United States
Basilica Hudson
An 1880s riverside factory in Hudson, NY: 6,000 sq ft main hall for 300 seated or 1,200 standing, opposite the Amtrak station
Paris, France
L'Usine Deguerry
Five spaces in a 19th-century cardboard factory in the 11th: seminars for 150, cocktails for 200, under a glass roof
Paris, France
La Fabrique République
700 m² on two levels near République: 450 at a cocktail, 250 in conference, 190 seated for dinner, four rooms
Los Angeles, United States
Millwick
Garden courtyard and bow-truss hall for 175 seated or 250 standing, in a 1940s warehouse in the Downtown LA Arts District
Los Angeles, United States
Seventh Place
A 1947 bow truss warehouse in the Arts District: 5,000 sq ft hall and 2,000 sq ft patio for 270 seated or 400 standing