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  "source": "Fashion Week Venues",
  "title": "Unique Brooklyn Gallery on Broadway in Bushwick",
  "description": "This 70-square-meter commercial space, known as The Living Gallery, is located at 1094 Broadway in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Situated on the ground floor with direct street access, the venue is suitable for a variety of uses, including exhibitions, concerts, product activations, retail, and showrooms.\n\nThe interior is equipped with essential amenities to support diverse events. Technical features include wireless internet and video equipment, while the space is also provided with heating and a selection of furniture. For convenience, the layout includes a complete kitchen and a water closet. The premises are also noted as being handicap accessible. Spanning approximately 750 square feet, this versatile storefront offers a functional environment for organizers and attendees alike. All listed features are provided to facilitate operational requirements within this Brooklyn-based property.",
  "tldr": "The Living Gallery is a 70 sqm (750 sq ft) ground floor storefront for rent at 1094 Broadway in Bushwick, Brooklyn, presenting as a white-box gallery room with its own street door and standing capacity for 75. Best For Strongest fit is a fashion showroom running wholesale appointments and buyer previews across a full rail wall, followed by press days and influencer events, pop-up shop and sample sale trading, ecommerce and content studio shoot days, then exhibition openings or trunk shows with a cocktail reception. Standout Features Direct ground floor street access on Broadway allows a same day build with a small crew and no freight lift booking. Also included: a complete kitchen suitable for catered press day service, in-house video equipment and wifi for content capture, existing furniture and heating so the room is move-in ready, step-free handicap accessible entry, and gallery walls that take rail, plinth and print display without additional cladding. Location Kosciuszko Street on the J is a 2 minute walk, Myrtle Avenue on the J, M and Z is 6 minutes, and the B46 and B38 stop within 80 metres at Broadway and DeKalb, postcode 11221. The block is a working commercial street under the elevated line with delis, bars and galleries rather than shopping traffic, which makes loading in straightforward and evening guest arrivals feel local rather than staged. Availability Book by the day or by the week, with a one day minimum and brief-based pricing available on request rather than a published day rate. Allow 4 to 6 weeks lead time in New York, and 8 to 10 weeks for September and February Fashion Week windows, when spaces on this Broadway stretch typically book out first. How to Book Send your dates, format and guest numbers and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability and a costed proposal, with no charge until confirmed. Permit paperwork, door and floor staffing, and fit-out coordination are handled by the Fashion Week Venues team on your behalf. Request availability for this Bushwick space now.",
  "activationIdeas": "This works well as a showroom rental because 70 sqm of white-box gallery wall takes a full rail run down one side and still leaves room for a seated buyer corner. Brands running wholesale appointment weeks in spaces like this typically schedule four to six accounts a day, one at a time, with the complete kitchen handling coffee and lunch service so nobody leaves the room. The honest constraint is buyer travel: if your accounts are hotelled in Midtown or SoHo, budget thirty to forty minutes each way and confirm attendance earlier than you would for a Manhattan showroom. SS/AW Seasonal Collection Preview Strong fit for a single-collection seasonal preview, because the room reads as a neutral exhibition shell rather than a branded store, which lets one season of product carry the whole space. In practice 70 sqm supports around 40 to 60 looks on rail plus a plinth grouping for accessories and footwear, with the existing furniture covering seating so you are not paying for a full furniture rental package on top. Ground floor street access means rails and crates go in through the front door on the morning of the preview. Press Day / Media Preview This is one of the space's strongest formats, primarily because the complete kitchen removes the catering constraint that usually forces press days into hotel rooms. Brooklyn-based editors and stylists treat the trip as routine, and Kosciuszko Street on the J is two minutes on foot with the B46 and B38 stopping within 80 metres. We usually run press days here as rolling two to three hour windows with 15 to 25 people in the room at a time rather than one 75 person crush, which keeps the product accessible and gives every writer a real look. Sample Sale Works well as a sample sale space for list-driven sales, less well for street-driven ones. Direct ground floor entry on Broadway means you can queue outside without stairs or a lobby bottleneck, and 70 sqm holds six to eight rails, two fitting curtains and a two-station till point comfortably. Be realistic about footfall: this stretch under the elevated line carries neighbourhood traffic rather than shopping traffic, so drive the sale through your own email list and Instagram, and plan payments and queue flow with retail staffing booked to a minimum of three floor staff. Pop-Up Store / Temporary Retail A credible pop-up concept for independent labels, with the caveat that this is a destination retail experience rather than a walk-in one. The white walls and 750 square feet take a full merchandised fit-out with a central table, perimeter rail and a back-of-house zone behind the kitchen line, and step-free accessible entry keeps the door open to everyone. What makes this work commercially is the neighbouring creative ecosystem: DRTY SMMR, Little Hippie and two galleries within a few minutes means your audience is already on this spine of Broadway. Product Launch Works well for a launch built around one hero product, because a 70 sqm room forces editorial discipline rather than diluting the story across a large floor. In-house video equipment handles projection or looped film without an external AV hire, and heating plus a WC make winter and evening launches straightforward. Capacity is 75 standing, but in practice a launch with a bar, a plinth and a photo moment runs better at 50 to 60, which is the number we would build the guest list against. Influencer Event Adequate to strong for influencer programming, with the deciding factor being the gallery backdrop, which photographs as authentic Brooklyn rather than a hired room. Twenty to thirty creators is the working number here, arriving in two staggered waves so the content corner is never queued. The kitchen supports on-site food styling and a drinks station, and the surrounding bars at Lone Wolf, Mai Tai's and Santa Panza give you a natural post-event overflow within 60 metres, which is a practical advantage when programming with influencer marketing support. E-commerce and Editorial Shoot Days This functions as a low-friction content studio because the shell is already neutral and the equipment list covers the basics. Wifi, video equipment, heating and a full kitchen mean a crew of eight to twelve can shoot a full day without external catering or generator support, and the street-level door takes lighting cases and rails straight off the pavement. For e-commerce shoots the white walls give you clean packshot backgrounds; for editorial work the Broadway frontage and elevated tracks are a two minute step outside for exteriors. Video Production and Brand Content Day Suits small-crew video production rather than multi-set builds, and the reason is control: you have your own street door, no shared lobby and no landlord neighbours dictating noise windows. Seventy square metres gives you one lit set plus a hair, makeup and monitors zone if you keep the kitchen as base camp. The constraint worth knowing is ceiling and floor area for large rigs, so plan two-point lighting setups and locked-off camera positions rather than long tracking moves. Art Exhibition or Gallery Showing This is the room's native format, given The Living Gallery has run exhibition programming on this block for years and sits 31 metres from Wayfarers. Hanging walls, ground floor visibility and accessible entry cover the operational requirements without additional build, and the video equipment supports moving image alongside hung work. Openings land well here because the local bar crowd arrives from around six, so plan a 6pm to 9pm opening with 60 to 75 guests cycling through rather than a midday private view. Workshop, Masterclass or Creative Session Works well for hands-on formats because the complete kitchen and WC make a three hour seated session viable without off-site support. Realistic numbers are 20 to 30 seated at tables, or 35 for a lecture-style masterclass with the existing furniture reconfigured. Wifi and video equipment cover slides and screen-share, and step-free access matters for ticketed public workshops where you cannot pre-screen mobility needs. Networking Evening or Cocktail Reception Adequate to strong, and the timing is the key operational fact: this block quietens in the afternoon then fills from six, so evening receptions feel busy rather than isolated. Seventy five standing is the ceiling and 50 to 60 is the comfortable number once you place a bar and a coat area, with the kitchen serving as the service point so bar staff work out of sight. Three hotels within 400 metres, including Holiday Inn Express and Hotel 1080, help if you have out of town guests staying nearby.",
  "idealBrandProfile": "This space fits independent brands with a 3 to 15 person team, roughly 2 to 6 years of trading, and a DTC base or a small wholesale book of 10 to 40 stockists. At 70 sqm with a standing capacity of 75, the room holds one collection, one seating cluster and a drinks station without feeling thin, which is the working scale for a brand running a collection preview or a Brooklyn-side pop-up shop off the back of a Manhattan Fashion Week schedule. Ground floor street access on Broadway means you can build in a day with a small crew rather than booking freight lifts and dock windows. In our experience the profile that gets the most from this space is a founder-led label handling its own guest list and door. Where we see mismatches is when a heritage house with a 300 person press list or a global brand needing 200 sqm of merchandised floor takes it on. Those brands should be looking at larger spaces in New York instead. Equally, a pre-revenue brand with no press or buyer contacts will struggle to justify a Bushwick footprint that rewards audience, not walk-in luck. Aesthetic Fit Gallery-minded, art-adjacent and craft-led brands work here without fighting the room. The Living Gallery reads as a white-box storefront with an exhibition history, so it suits conceptual ready-to-wear, unisex streetwear, upcycled and deadstock labels, hand-finished jewellery, ceramics, small-batch beauty and any brand whose story is closer to studio practice than luxury retail. The neutral walls and existing furniture take rail-and-plinth merchandising, print, photography and sculptural display cleanly, and the video equipment supports moving image as part of the presentation. What does not work here is polished luxury positioning. If your identity depends on marble, brass, lacquered joinery and a doorman threshold, the Bushwick street frontage and the neighbouring auto shop and delis will undercut the message before a guest walks in. Corporate uniform aesthetics and mass-market fast fashion also sit badly against a room that signals independence. Brands wanting a fully clad environment should plan a proper branded store design approach rather than treating this as a turnkey luxury shell. Best Use Cases First choice is a fashion showroom and wholesale appointment week: 70 sqm holds a full rail wall plus a seated buyer corner, and the complete kitchen means you can service back-to-back appointments without catering runs. Second is a press day or influencer event, helped by a two minute walk to Kosciuszko Street and three bus lines within 80 metres, so a New York editorial list can move through quickly. Third is a pop-up shop or sample sale, where direct ground floor street access on Broadway and 23 retail outlets within 600 metres give you real passing context. Fourth is a content studio or ecommerce shoot, using the video equipment, wifi and gallery walls as a controllable backdrop. Fifth is an exhibition opening or trunk show with a cocktail reception, sized comfortably at 75 standing. Sixth is a workshop, masterclass or brand presentation space for a small community programme, supported by heating, a WC and step-free accessible entry. Seventh is a team offsite or networking evening, viable but a lower-value use of a storefront this well placed for retail experience formats. Run the numbers on the stronger formats with our ROI estimator before committing the calendar. Budget Signal This sits in the accessible-to-mid tier for New York short-term commercial space, well below SoHo, Nolita or Meatpacking storefronts of comparable size and meaningfully below Manhattan hotel event floors once you account for their catering minimums and AV mark-ups. What you get for that positioning is a self-contained venue rather than a room within someone else's building: your own street door, a complete kitchen, existing furniture, heating, wifi and video equipment already in place, which removes several line items that hotel and co-working bookings quietly add back. Against shared pop-up formats and marketplace kiosks, the trade is control. You set the hours, the build and the door policy instead of inheriting a landlord's fit-out and neighbours. The honest limitation is footfall quality: Bushwick brings a strong creative and local catchment, not luxury tourist traffic, so brands paying for spontaneous high-spend walk-ins will get better value in Manhattan. Brands at this stage typically find the saving funds a stronger build and better staffing, and our venue sourcing team can benchmark it against equivalent Brooklyn and Lower East Side options before you commit.",
  "neighbourhoodMood": "Independent labels, artist-run galleries, prop stylists and small production crews are the working population of this stretch of Bushwick, and a surprising number of them operate within a ten minute walk of 1094 Broadway. Wayfarers sits essentially next door on the DeKalb corner, Elijah Wheat Showroom runs its programme a few blocks north toward Myrtle, and fashion storefronts like DRTY SMMR and Little Hippie hold ground floor space along the same Broadway spine beneath the J and M elevated tracks. Head east off Broadway toward Bushwick Avenue or west toward Malcolm X Boulevard and the converted industrial floors are full of photographers, ceramicists, furniture makers and freelance set builders, which is why so many ecommerce shoots and lookbook days quietly happen here without ever reaching a press release. In our experience placing brands in this neighbourhood, the real advantage is that people fabricate, shoot and sell within the same postcode, so a last minute plinth, a rail rebuild or a second stylist assistant is a phone call rather than a crisis. Anyone comparing options across spaces in New York will find this pocket behaves nothing like the agency-heavy blocks of Lower Manhattan. Cost per square foot and creative credibility are the two reasons brands choose this address over SoHo, Nolita, Tribeca or Meatpacking, and the tradeoff is entirely about who you expect through the door. A comparable ground floor storefront on Wooster Street or Lafayette costs several multiples for a fashion week venue of the same footprint, and it brings tourist noise that actively dilutes an invite-only press day. Bushwick delivers the reverse profile: editors, stylists, casting directors and junior buyers who already live in Brooklyn and treat the trip as routine, plus a backdrop that photographs as real rather than dressed. What it does not deliver is the buyer hotel cluster. If your international showroom appointments are staying in Midtown or SoHo, you are asking for a thirty to forty minute journey each way, and a portion of senior buyers will decline. Transport does help the argument: Kosciuszko Street on the J is two minutes on foot, Myrtle Avenue on the J, M and Z is six, and the B46 and B38 stop at the corner. We usually suggest running the numbers through the budget calculator before assuming Manhattan is the safer choice, because the saving here often funds a materially better build and better staffing. Arriving on this block feels like a working commercial street rather than a shopping destination, and that should shape how you programme the day. Broadway at DeKalb carries steady local traffic under the elevated line, with delis, a shoe repair, a bagel counter and nail salons trading from early and a residential rhythm of commuters heading to the J between seven and nine. Afternoons drop off noticeably, then Lone Wolf, Mai Tai's, Santa Panza and Hart Bar draw an evening crowd from around six, which is why cocktail receptions, trunk shows and exhibition openings land well while midday retail hours can feel flat. The 750 square feet and direct street access suit a controlled guest flow of up to seventy five, and the complete kitchen makes catered press days genuinely straightforward, something teams appreciate when we handle production and build on site. Honestly, this is not a location for high-volume tourist retail or brands who need maximum street visibility to a fashion audience. The passing footfall is neighbourhood, not commercial, and the elevated track cuts sightlines. Bring your own list and the space performs. Rely on the street to fill it and it will not.",
  "faq": [
    {
      "question": "Is this space available for pop-up shops?",
      "answer": "Yes, The Living Gallery at 1094 Broadway is available for pop-up shops and temporary retail, and the direct ground floor street door on Broadway is what makes the format work. At 70 sqm you have room for a full rail wall, a till point and a fitting corner without the floor feeling crowded, and the space is move-in ready with furniture, heating and wifi already in place. In our experience handling bookings on this stretch of Bushwick, the pop-ups that perform here are driven by your own audience and mailing list rather than passing trade, because the footfall under the J and M elevated tracks is neighbourhood rather than commercial. If your brand wants a Brooklyn retail moment alongside a Manhattan Fashion Week schedule, this address gives you a controlled shop you can trade from for a day, a weekend or a full week."
    },
    {
      "question": "What does Fashion Week Venues handle on my behalf for this booking?",
      "answer": "We handle the full operational chain from first enquiry to strike at this address, so your team only manages the brand side. What we manage on your behalf at 1094 Broadway specifically is contract negotiation with the landlord, the temporary use agreement, New York City permit paperwork where your format requires it, insurance certificates, build and strike scheduling through the street door, furniture and rail supply, door and floor staffing, payment terms and post-event reporting. Because the space is only 70 sqm, we usually run a single site visit and a fixed build day rather than a phased install, which keeps costs down. You can see the full scope across all services"
    },
    {
      "question": "How much does it cost to rent per day?",
      "answer": "Pricing here is brief-based and quoted on request rather than published as a fixed day rate, because the figure changes with your dates, hours, build requirements and whether you are trading or hosting. Send us your format and dates and we come back within 24h with a costed proposal covering the space, staffing and any fit-out, with no charge until confirmed. As a benchmark, this Bushwick storefront sits in the accessible-to-mid tier for New York short-term commercial space, materially below a SoHo or Nolita ground floor of the same 750 square feet. Brands running this format here typically find the difference funds a better build and stronger staffing, and you can model your own numbers with the budget calculator"
    },
    {
      "question": "How many people does the space hold?",
      "answer": "The room holds up to 75 standing, which is the working number we plan press days, exhibition openings and cocktail receptions around at this address. Across 70 sqm that gives you a comfortable flow if you keep merchandising to the walls and use a single central cluster, and a tighter but workable room if you build a full retail fit-out. For seated formats such as a workshop, masterclass or buyer presentation, plan for 30 to 40 depending on how much rail space you need to keep live. In our experience running guest lists in rooms this size, staggered arrival windows work far better than a single call time, and we build that into the run of show when we staff the door for you."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I use it as a showroom for wholesale appointments?",
      "answer": "Yes, and a fashion showroom running buyer appointments is one of the strongest uses of this space. The 70 sqm gallery layout takes a full rail wall along one side with a seated buyer corner opposite, and the complete kitchen means you can service back-to-back wholesale appointments and collection previews without sending someone out for coffee runs. Wifi is in place for line sheets and order writing, and the WC and step-free accessible entry cover the practical side of a long appointment day. The honest caveat is travel time: if your international buyers are staying in Midtown or SoHo you are asking for a thirty to forty minute journey each way, so we normally advise brands to hire this address when their book is Brooklyn-based or their appointments are already committed."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is the space suitable for a sample sale?",
      "answer": "Yes, sample sales work well at 1094 Broadway provided you bring your own list rather than relying on the street. Ground floor access straight off Broadway means you can move stock crates in without a freight lift booking or dock window, and the 750 square feet holds a dense rail layout with a queue managed inside the door. We can add a card payment setup through point of sale and payments"
    },
    {
      "question": "What equipment and amenities are included?",
      "answer": "The space comes with wifi, video equipment, heating, a selection of furniture, a complete kitchen and a WC, so it is genuinely move-in ready rather than a bare shell. The video equipment and gallery walls make this a usable content studio for lookbook and ecommerce shoots without hiring in a full kit, and the kitchen is the amenity brands underestimate most, because it turns a catered press day from a logistics problem into a simple prep station. What is not included is retail furniture at scale, so if you need rails, plinths, mirrors or a counter we supply those separately through furniture rental"
    },
    {
      "question": "Is the space wheelchair accessible?",
      "answer": "Yes, the venue is handicap accessible with step-free entry directly from Broadway at ground floor level. That matters for press days and public exhibition openings in New York, where guests and journalists increasingly ask about access before confirming attendance. The WC is on the same floor, so there is no internal level change once guests are inside the 70 sqm room. When we handle the door for you we include accessible access in the guest communications so nobody arrives unsure, and we keep the entry route clear of merchandising during the build."
    },
    {
      "question": "How does load-in work and is there vehicle access?",
      "answer": "Load-in is direct from the street into the ground floor room, which is the single biggest logistical advantage of this Brooklyn address over a Manhattan upper-floor space. There is no freight elevator to book, no service corridor and no shared dock schedule, so a small crew can typically build a 70 sqm pop-up shop or showroom in one day. Broadway at DeKalb is a working commercial street with delis and an auto shop, meaning kerbside unloading is normal rather than contested, though you should plan for the elevated J and M structure overhead when moving tall elements. We schedule your build and strike windows as part of production and build"
    },
    {
      "question": "What are the nearest subway and bus connections?",
      "answer": "Kosciuszko Street on the J is a two minute walk at 164 metres, Myrtle Avenue on the J, M and Z is six minutes, and Central Avenue is seven. Buses are closer still: the B46 and B46-SBS stop at Malcolm X Boulevard and DeKalb Avenue and the B38 stops at DeKalb and Broadway, both within 80 metres of the door. For guest logistics that means a Manhattan editor can reach you on a single J train, which is the line we quote in every invitation we write for this postcode. Three hotels including a Holiday Inn Express sit within 400 metres if you need overnight accommodation for a visiting team or photographer."
    },
    {
      "question": "What permit do I need to run a pop-up or event here?",
      "answer": "Your permit requirements in New York depend on format rather than the space itself, and we assess this per booking before you sign. A private showroom, press day or buyer preview with an invited list generally needs no city permit beyond the licence to occupy and your insurance certificate. Selling goods, serving alcohol, amplified sound or anything spilling onto the Broadway sidewalk moves you into territory where a temporary permit, a licensed bar supplier or a street-use approval may apply. In our experience handling bookings at Brooklyn storefronts like this, alcohol service is the most common trigger and the easiest to solve if flagged early, and our permit guide"
    },
    {
      "question": "What kind of contract will I sign for a short-term booking?",
      "answer": "For bookings at this length you sign a licence to occupy or a temporary use agreement rather than a commercial lease, which keeps the arrangement short-term and free of security-of-tenure implications. The agreement sets your access dates and hours, build and strike windows, permitted use, insurance level and any restrictions on fixing to the gallery walls. We negotiate those terms with the landlord on your behalf and flag anything that would limit your fit-out before you sign, so there are no surprises on build day. Nothing is payable until the booking is confirmed, and the paperwork is standard enough at this address that most brands sign within a few days of agreeing terms."
    },
    {
      "question": "How far in advance should I book, especially for Fashion Week?",
      "answer": "Allow four to six weeks for a standard booking and eight to ten weeks for the September and February New York Fashion Week windows, when storefronts along this Broadway spine are the first to go. You can book by the day or by the week with a one day minimum, which suits a single press day or a shoot as easily as a full trading week. If your dates are already fixed, send them now and we will confirm whether the space is available now or propose alternatives at the same scale in Brooklyn. Lead times for build, permits and staffing run in parallel rather than in sequence, and the activation timeline"
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I brand the exterior and put up signage?",
      "answer": "Exterior branding is possible on the Broadway frontage but the extent is agreed with the landlord as part of your temporary rental terms, and we confirm the permitted scope before you build. Window vinyl, a fascia banner and an A-frame inside the property line are the usual approvals at storefronts like this in Bushwick, while anything projecting over the sidewalk or attached to the building structure needs specific consent. Be realistic about impact: the elevated track overhead obscures sightlines along Broadway, so signage here works as confirmation for guests arriving with your address rather than as a tool for attracting walk-ins. We factor that into the design and usually recommend putting budget into the interior room, which is what your photography and guests actually see."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can you provide staff to run the space?",
      "answer": "Yes, we supply vetted door, floor and sales staff for bookings at this address, briefed on your brand and product before they arrive. For a 70 sqm room at 75 capacity we typically recommend one host on the door and one or two floor staff for a press day, and three to four for a trading pop-up shop or sample sale where fitting, restocking and payments run simultaneously. Staff can be briefed to capture email signups and guest data so the activation feeds your CRM rather than ending when the door closes. Retail staffing is booked alongside the space in a single agreement, so you are not managing separate suppliers across your New York activation."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is this a good space for a photo or video shoot?",
      "answer": "Yes, the gallery walls, ground floor street frontage and included video equipment make this a practical content studio for lookbooks, ecommerce shoots and video production. The white-box interior gives you a controllable backdrop, while the Broadway frontage under the elevated tracks offers an exterior that reads as authentic Brooklyn rather than a set. The kitchen doubles as a crew base and the WC works as a changing area on a small shoot, so a compact team can run a full day without additional facilities. Bushwick's advantage for shoot days is the surrounding ecosystem of photographers, prop stylists and fabricators within a ten minute walk, which is why last minute set fixes and assistant cover are unusually easy to arrange from this postcode."
    },
    {
      "question": "What brands and galleries are nearby?",
      "answer": "The immediate context is creative rather than commercial: Wayfarers gallery sits roughly 30 metres away on the DeKalb corner, Elijah Wheat Showroom is a few blocks north toward Myrtle, and independent fashion labels including DRTY SMMR, Little Hippie, Lavemour New York and Oh's World hold storefronts along the same Broadway stretch. Within 600 metres there are 23 retail outlets, four fashion stores, two galleries and 25 cafés and restaurants, with Lone Wolf, Mai Tai's, Santa Panza and Hart Bar drawing an evening crowd from around six. That evening rhythm is why cocktail receptions and exhibition openings land better here than midday retail hours. If you want to compare this ecosystem against other neighbourhoods before you enquire, it is worth reviewing what else we hold in the city and the surrounding boroughs."
    },
    {
      "question": "How do I enquire and what happens next?",
      "answer": "Send your dates, format, guest numbers and any build requirements through the enquiry form on this listing and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability for 1094 Broadway and a costed proposal. From there we arrange a site visit or share a full photo and measurement pack if you are booking remotely, then move to the licence to occupy and a deposit to hold your dates. There is no charge until the booking is confirmed, so an enquiry costs you nothing beyond the dates you want held. Once signed, a single account manager runs permits, build, staffing and strike for the whole activation so you have one contact rather than five."
    },
    {
      "question": "What is the day rate?",
      "answer": "Rates are quoted on request — send your dates and use case through the inquiry card."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is staging, branding and fit-out permitted?",
      "answer": "Yes. Fashion Week Venues runs the full production build — signage, fixtures, lighting, sound, catering and staffing — subject to venue rules. Include your fit-out brief in the inquiry."
    },
    {
      "question": "What is included?",
      "answer": "Included on-site: wc, handicap accessible, complete kitchen, furniture, heating, video equipment, wifi, ground floor street."
    },
    {
      "question": "How far in advance should we book?",
      "answer": "Fashion week windows book 6–10 weeks out. Off-season activations can be secured in 2–3 weeks."
    }
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