The GOODS from THISOPENSPACE

Vancouver, BC | When it comes to staging a photo shoot, location is everything. At thisopenspace, we have hundreds of photo studios, galleries, and multi-use spaces perfectly suited for photo and video shoots, performances, private events, and any other type of artistic endeavour. Below are just a few of the photo studios and other location rentals waiting to bring your creative project to life. Have a look:

Anick Violette Studios | South-facing windows, loads of natural light, and all-white interior set this Point Grey space apart.

A Gastown Studio | A beautiful top floor studio in the heart of Gastown with white brick, 15-foot ceilings, and exposed pipe ceilings.

Erich Saide Photography Studio | Creative event space often used for photo shoots and private parties. The open floor plan features a full kitchen plus lounge and dining areas.

West 7 Studios | Photo and film production space in the heart of Mount Pleasant’s warehouse district. Don’t miss the 20×19 foot cove, 19-foot ceilings and 50kw of power with C-way Hookups.

The Pipe Shop at The Shipyards | This open, expansive indoor exhibition space is an awe-inspiring blank canvas ready to be filled to its full potential. A popular choice for photo shoots, film projects, and private events.

The Aviary Design Space | This floor-level design studio offers huge windows, soft natural light, and 1,500 square feet of space for photo shoots and pop-up events.

Gastown Studio | A spacious artist’s loft with lots of natural light and 8,000 square feet of freshly polished space.

Atelier 254 | A versatile space designed to accommodate your creative vision. Features white walls, exposed brick and beams, and quaint contemporary accents.

Untitled Art Space | Natural light, 14-foot ceilings, and modular walls make this intimate gallery ideal for photo shoots.

Studio 304 Photo Video Rental Studio | Top-of-the-line studio and equipment, gorgeous light, and overhead skylights. What more could you ask for?

604 Photo Video Studio | Photo and film production space in Vancouver’s creative zone. Don’t miss the full U-shaped cyclorama and spacious common and staging areas.

We love discovering new spaces all over the city and are excited to share this list with you. We’re always ready to tell our community about new spaces and Vancouver event venues – did we miss any of your favourite spots? We’d love to hear from you about your favourite places! Drop us a line or shoot us a note on twitter @thisopenspace.

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Yashar Nijati, Founder & CEO

About thisopenspace

thisopenspace is an online community marketplace that connects people with a story to tell to those who have unique spaces. Whether it’s a vacant downtown retail space, a gallery inside a heritage building, or an event venue in a converted shipyard, thisopenspace makes it easy to show your space to the world, and book short-term space for any occasion.

Founded in 2012, thisopenspace began as a pop-up retail space in Vancouver’s Chinatown. Since then, hundreds of designers, brands, and artists have trusted thisopenspace to help them find short-term space, tell their story, and grow their ideas. With an expanding community across Vancouver, New-York, Toronto, and with new cities being added, thisopenspace is quickly becoming the trusted platform to list, discover, and rent unique short-term spaces for any occasion.

ACCOLADES
“thisopenspace ensures that creators have the space they need to, if even just for a week or a night, take these ideas
from conception to reality.” Montecristo, August 2015

“The incredibly successful rotating pop-up shop that offers people the chance to try out a storefront” – Vancouver Sun, August 2014

“thisopenspace provides a storefront and economic opportunities to forward-thinking small businesses.” – Kinfolk, Issue 15, Spring 2015