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  "source": "Fashion Week Venues",
  "title": "Versatile Haussmannian Studio with Modern Amenities",
  "description": "This Haussmannian studio offers a stylish and adaptable space, featuring both white and black walls along with an accent wall for a contemporary touch. Equipped with essential amenities, the studio includes high-speed Internet, air conditioning, and a security system to ensure a comfortable and secure environment. The layout supports a variety of functions with fitting rooms, garment racks, counters, and furniture included. Additionally, it boasts sound and video equipment, ample lighting, electricity, heating, and a convenient kitchen. For added convenience, there is an elevator and parking available, making this space suitable for a range of professional uses.",
  "tldr": "Versatile Haussmannian Studio is a 74 sqm (800 sq ft) basement loft for rent in the Chabanel and Marché Central garment district of Montréal, finished with white walls, black walls and a single accent wall for three controlled backdrops. It is a move-in ready fashion showroom and content studio with no daylight, giving full control over lighting. Best For Press day venue and collection preview with back to back editor appointments, wholesale appointments and buyer previews for a seasonal fashion showroom, photo shoot and video production content studio work, invitation-only product launch or brand activation for 40 to 60 guests, and short-term rental as a sample sale space or private pop-up shop. Standout Features Fitting rooms, garment racks, counters and a separate stock room are already installed, so a showroom or sample sale runs without hire costs. Also included are an installed lighting rig with sound and video equipment, three-tone wall scheme for distinct shoot setups, on-site parking with elevator access for rail and crate load-in, complete kitchen suitable for catering setup, plus air conditioning, heating and a security system across the floor. Location Crémazie and Sauvé orange line stations sit a short bus connection away, with the Métropolitaine and Highway 15 reachable in under five minutes by vehicle, which is why most crews and guests arrive by car or taxi. The immediate streets around Rue Chabanel Ouest and Boulevard de l'Acadie are working garment trade: delivery vans, pattern rooms and wholesale suites, calm and private rather than ceremonial, with zero passing footfall. Availability Day rate is CA$780 with a one day minimum, and you can book by the day or book by the week, with two to five days the typical commitment at this address. Request availability four to six weeks ahead, and earlier for the Montréal spring and autumn market weeks and the September and February shoot peaks, when studios in this corridor book out first. How to Book Enquire with your dates, format and headcount and Fashion Week Venues will reply within 24h with a hold, with no charge until confirmed. Permit paperwork, staffing and fit-out coordination are handled by our team on the brand's behalf. Request availability now to secure your dates.",
  "activationIdeas": "This is the strongest format for the space, because the fitting rooms, garment racks, counters and separate stock room are already installed and cover almost every physical requirement of a showroom rental. Across 74 sqm a sales team can hold a full seasonal line on rails along the white and black walls, keep back stock and packaging out of sight in the stock room, and still run linesheets from the counters. Brands running a seasonal fashion showroom in spaces like this typically take two to five days and rotate the accent wall for the hero delivery. Kitchen access covers coffee and lunch across a long selling day. Buyer Appointments and Wholesale Preview The space works well for scheduled wholesale appointments specifically because on-site parking and elevator access make it easy for buyers driving in from Marché Central or off Highway 15. At 74 sqm you can comfortably run two buyers concurrently, one at the rails and one writing orders at the counter, without either party overhearing the other. In practice the stock room handles size runs and sample overflow without requiring additional storage hire. Sitting a hundred metres from Suite 100 in the working garment district means the postcode is already familiar to Canadian buyers, and our venue sourcing team can pair it with dates around the market weeks. Press Day and Media Preview A press day runs cleanly here because the room already contains everything an editor appointment needs: rails for the full look sequence, fitting rooms for on-body shots, counters for credits and press kits, and a kitchen for service. Realistically you are working with six to twelve people in the room at any one time, so book appointments in thirty minute slots rather than opening the doors to a crowd. What makes this work as a press day venue specifically is the privacy of the basement level, which keeps unreleased collections away from phone cameras until you decide otherwise. Air conditioning and heating hold the room stable through a full day of traffic. E-commerce and Lookbook Shoot No natural light is an advantage here, not a compromise, because the installed lighting rig gives you a fixed exposure from the first frame of the morning to the last of the evening. The white wall handles clean e-commerce shoot cut-outs, the black wall covers editorial and product, and the accent wall gives a third setup without building a single flat. Crews shooting in equipped rooms like this typically clear 60 to 100 e-commerce looks in a day with two people steaming and one on rails, using the fitting rooms as changing and the stock room as a styling base. Parking means kit unloads straight into the elevator. Video Production and Campaign Content Video works here because the sound and video equipment is already installed and the basement position gives you acoustic isolation from street noise, which is the single biggest cost on most Montréal location shoots. The 74 sqm floor supports a small crew of eight to twelve with a camera position, lighting, monitors and a styling corner, though it is tight for anything requiring long lens pull-backs or a full grip truck. Brands producing campaign film in spaces like this typically shoot interviews and product motion against the black wall, then move to white for cutdowns. Book a single day for a focused shoot and two if you are combining stills and motion. Content Creation Day For a multi-format content day the three-tone wall scheme is the operational asset, letting a small team bank stills, vertical social, and product-in-hand footage without relocating or rebuilding. High-speed internet supports live uploads and remote art direction sign-off during the shoot, which matters when a marketing lead is approving frames from another city. A comfortable working setup here is six to ten people including talent, hair and makeup in the kitchen area, and one person managing rails. Brands stacking a content day onto the back of a showroom booking get the best value from the day rate, and our activation service can schedule both inside one hold. Product Launch An invitation-led product launch works well at this address for 40 to 60 standing guests, with the security system, air conditioning and installed sound equipment covering the practical layer that usually gets hired in. Because access is by elevator only, plan arrivals in two or three waves rather than a single door time, which keeps the room from bottlenecking at the entrance. The counters double as a bar or demonstration station and the kitchen handles catering prep without an external truck. This is a controlled launch for a known list, not a format that will pick up spontaneous footfall from the street. Sample Sale A sample sale runs efficiently here because racks, fitting rooms, counters and a stock room are already in place, which removes the largest line item from a typical sample sale space budget. Realistic capacity is 25 to 35 shoppers inside at once with three to five staff, one controlling the elevator arrival and the rest working racks, fitting rooms and till. The honest constraint is discovery: there is no shop window and no passing trade, so all traffic must come from your own list, paid social and press. Pair the room with point of sale and payments so queue times at the counter do not build during peak hours. Influencer and Creator Event Creator events suit this room because every wall is already a usable backdrop, so attendees generate content without you building a dedicated photo moment. Keep the guest list to around 30 for a seated or hosted format and 50 for standing, since 74 sqm reads full quickly once rails and a bar are in. The lighting rig means content shot by guests holds up rather than looking like a dim basement, which is the usual failure point in below-grade venues. Fast internet supports live posting from the room, and the parking bay makes car arrivals straightforward for talent. Creative Workshop or Masterclass A workshop format works adequately here for 20 to 25 seated using the included furniture, with the sound and video equipment handling amplification and screen playback for a demonstration or masterclass. The kitchen supports refreshment service across a half or full day session without external catering, and the stock room stores materials and kits out of the working area. Constraint worth knowing: with no daylight, sessions involving colour matching or fabric assessment need supplementary daylight-balanced lighting brought in. For anything above 25 seated the room becomes uncomfortable, so run two sittings rather than one large group. Art Exhibition or Gallery Showing A small exhibition works here on the strength of the white wall and the installed lighting rig, which together give you gallery conditions without a rebuild. Plan for 15 to 25 works depending on scale, hung across the white and accent walls with the black wall reserved for projection or a single anchor piece. Capacity for an opening is 40 to 60 standing, and the security system plus lockable basement access is genuinely useful for insured work. The trade-off is footfall: nobody discovers a basement gallery on Chabanel by accident, so this suits a private view and appointment run rather than an open public showing. Industry Networking Evening Small-format networking works here for 40 to 50 people, helped by the kitchen for service, the sound system for background audio and the SAQ Dépôt three hundred metres away for drinks supply. Clear the rails into the stock room and the 74 sqm opens into a single circulation loop with the counters acting as a bar. The elevator-only access means you should staff the arrival point and stagger start times. Alcohol service requires an RACJ permit, which is straightforward but needs lead time, so confirm your format at enquiry rather than the week before.",
  "idealBrandProfile": "This 74 sqm studio suits a brand with a 3 to 15 person team, roughly 2 to 8 years of trading, and an established wholesale book or a DTC base doing consistent seasonal drops. The size is honest: it holds one clear product story, a fitting area, and a working press or buyer table without feeling underfilled, which is exactly what a Canadian label or a visiting international brand needs when it runs Montréal as a secondary market rather than a flagship one. Because it is a basement loft in the Marché Central area with parking and an elevator, load in of racks, crates and lighting kit is straightforward for a small production crew. Where we see mismatches is when a heritage house with a 60 person events team books a space like this for a full runway adjacent programme, or when a pre revenue label with no buyer list takes a full week and cannot fill the calendar. Brands at this stage typically find two to five days is the right commitment, and our venue sourcing team will usually push larger houses toward a raw industrial floor instead. Aesthetic Fit Brands built on graphic contrast, editorial minimalism and a controlled studio look will read best here. The combination of white walls, black walls and a single accent wall gives you three distinct visual zones in one room, which suits contemporary ready to wear, denim, streetwear, eyewear, footwear, jewellery and skincare where product is photographed tight and merchandised sparsely. The full lighting rig, sound and video equipment and included furniture mean the space already behaves like a content studio, so a brand with a strong art direction deck can dress it in a day. What does not work is a decorative, maximalist or period luxury identity that depends on daylight, tall windows and architectural ornament. This is a basement loft: there is no natural light story to sell, so bridal, fine jewellery at the high ceremony end, and heritage houses that trade on grand interiors should look elsewhere. Equally, if your brand world needs a heavy structural build, plan for production and build rather than assuming the existing shell will carry it. Best Use Cases First choice is a press day and collection preview: fitting rooms, garment racks, counters, a stock room and a kitchen give you everything a one room showroom rental needs to run editor and stylist appointments back to back. Second is wholesale appointments and a seasonal fashion showroom, where the elevator, parking and 74 sqm footprint let a sales team work two buyers at once without a queue. Third is content creation, photo shoot and video production, supported directly by the installed lighting and sound and video equipment. Fourth is a product launch or brand activation for an invited list of around 40 to 60, with air conditioning, heating and a security system covering the practical side. Fifth is a sample sale or short run pop-up shop, though the basement level means you are driving traffic yourself rather than relying on passing footfall. Sixth is a creative workshop or intimate networking event, and seventh is a small gallery showing or art exhibition on the accent wall. Adding retail staffing makes the selling formats considerably easier to run. Budget Signal This sits in the mid tier for Montréal and represents strong value per square metre relative to Mile End or Old Montréal creative lofts of comparable size. The reason is straightforward: you are paying for a fully equipped, turnkey room rather than a prestige postcode. A prime commercial unit on Saint Laurent or in Griffintown will cost meaningfully more and still arrive empty, requiring rack hire, lighting, counters and fitting room build on top. A hotel event space in the same price band gives you a neutral function room with no garment infrastructure and rigid catering terms. Co-working venues undercut it but cannot host retail or a shoot properly, and shared pop-up formats dilute your brand next to three others. In our experience the profile that gets the most from this space is the brand that values included furniture, lighting and AV over street visibility, since that inclusion is typically worth a third of the total activation budget. Model the numbers against comparable markets before you commit.",
  "neighbourhoodMood": "Pattern makers, private label manufacturers, wholesale sales agents and the e commerce shoot crews who service them make up the working population of this pocket of north Montréal, and that has been true since the Chabanel towers were built to house the rag trade. Walk Rue Chabanel Ouest on a weekday and the upper floors of 555, 433 and 9200 are still full of sample rooms, fabric agents and multi brand buyer suites of the kind operating out of Suite 100 barely a hundred metres from this door. Outerwear specialists like Brador Hiver run factory adjacent showrooms nearby, Station 16 handles print work within walking distance, and the design and homeware operators clustered around Marché Central pull in a steady stream of stylists sourcing props. In our experience placing brands in this neighbourhood, the teams who end up here are the ones who need a working showroom space or content studio rather than a shop window, and who would rather browse all spaces by function than by postcode. This is a fashion district built around production, not promenade. Cost per square metre and vehicle access are the two honest reasons brands choose this corridor over Vieux-Montréal, Mile End, the Plateau or Griffintown. At CA$780 per day for 74 sqm that already contains fitting rooms, garment racks, counters, a stock room, a full lighting rig and sound and video equipment, the effective build cost collapses against a bare Rue Saint-Paul loft or a Boulevard Saint-Laurent storefront where you are paying a premium for passing eyes a buyer appointment venue does not need. On site parking and a five minute run to the Métropolitaine and Highway 15 matter enormously when you are moving rails, crates and lighting kit, and neither Mile End nor the Plateau can offer that without a loading permit headache. The tradeoff is discovery. There is no tourist flow, no gallery crawl, no evening restaurant crowd, and Crémazie and Sauvé on the orange line sit a bus connection away, so guests will arrive by car or taxi. Run the comparison in the budget calculator and the saving against downtown usually covers the car service line several times over. Arrivals here read industrial and calm rather than ceremonial, which suits a controlled press day location or a scheduled buyer preview far better than a launch party hoping for walk ins. Mornings bring delivery vans, warehouse staff and coffee runs toward La Bête à Pain and Café Gentile, the mid morning stretch is when garment trade traffic peaks along Chabanel and de l'Acadie, and by mid afternoon the street thins to trucks and shoppers cutting through to Marché Central. The space itself sits below street level with elevator access, and that is a genuine asset for a brand shoot location because you control light absolutely and nothing leaks in from outside, with white, black and accent walls giving three separate setups without a single build. What we consistently hear from brand teams who activate here is that the privacy is the point, which is why it works for invitation only sample sales, video production and press previews you do not want photographed early, and why our activation service tends to route confidential formats north. What this neighbourhood is not suited for is any brand needing street visibility or spontaneous temporary retail footfall. Nobody walks past a basement studio on Chabanel by accident, so every guest here arrives because you invited them.",
  "faq": [
    {
      "question": "Is this space available for pop-up shops?",
      "answer": "Yes, this 74 sqm basement loft in Montréal's Chabanel and Marché Central corridor is available for pop-up shops, and it arrives with fitting rooms, garment racks, counters and a stock room already installed. The honest caveat is that it sits below street level with no shop window, so a pop-up here works as an invitation-led or campaign-driven temporary retail moment rather than a walk-in store. Brands running this format at this address typically drive traffic through their own list, paid social and press outreach, then use the privacy as an advantage for VIP hours. If you want a sample sale or a private members-only drop, the layout and the on-site parking make it one of the easier rooms in the city to run. Enquire with your dates and format and we will tell you honestly whether this address or a street-level unit fits your objective better."
    },
    {
      "question": "What does Fashion Week Venues handle on my behalf for this booking?",
      "answer": "We handle the full chain from hold to de-rig, so your team only manages the brand side. What we manage on your behalf at this address specifically is the availability hold and contract with the owner, the temporary use agreement or licence to occupy, any City of Montréal permit checks required for your format, load-in scheduling through the elevator and parking bay, fit-out coordination, retail staffing, point of sale setup and post-event reporting. Because the studio already includes lighting, sound and video equipment, counters and furniture, our production input here is usually lighter and cheaper than at an empty shell. You can also add branded store design"
    },
    {
      "question": "How much does it cost to rent per day?",
      "answer": "The day rate is CA$780, which is roughly EUR 484, for the full 74 sqm studio with all installed equipment included. Because fitting rooms, garment racks, counters, lighting, sound and video kit and furniture are already in place, your effective all-in cost is materially lower than an empty loft in Mile End or Griffintown at a similar headline price. Multi-day bookings and week-long holds are quoted on request and generally attract a better effective rate, and any staffing, catering or build sits on top as a separate line. Model your total against other markets using the budget calculator"
    },
    {
      "question": "What is the minimum rental period?",
      "answer": "One day is the minimum, so you can book by the day for a single shoot or a one-off press preview. In practice most brands take two to five days at this address, because it gives you a build day, two working days of appointments and a clean de-rig without paying for a full week. There is no fixed maximum, so longer runs for a seasonal showroom or an extended content block are available on request. Single-day bookings are best suited to photo shoot and video production work, where the installed lighting rig means you are ready to shoot within an hour of arrival. Tell us your format and we will recommend the shortest viable window rather than upselling days you will not use."
    },
    {
      "question": "How far in advance should I book?",
      "answer": "Four to six weeks ahead is comfortable for most formats at this Montréal studio, and eight weeks is safer if your dates fall in the spring or autumn market weeks. September and February are the peak shoot months in this corridor, when e-commerce studios and lookbook crews take the equipped rooms first, so those windows close earliest. If your brief involves a custom fit-out or a permit for signage or alcohol service, add two weeks to the front of your timeline. Last-minute dates do come up and we will always check, since the studio is often available now for gaps between bookings. Map your full runway with the activation timeline"
    },
    {
      "question": "How many guests can the space hold?",
      "answer": "Around 40 to 60 guests standing is the realistic ceiling for an invited product launch or brand activation in 74 sqm. For a press day or collection preview running appointments back to back, you will be working comfortably with six to twelve people in the room at any one time, plus your own team. Seated formats such as a creative workshop or a buyer briefing sit closer to 20 to 25 using the included furniture. Because the studio is below ground with elevator access only, we plan arrivals in waves rather than a single door surge, which brands running this format in this type of space typically find keeps the experience calm. Confirm your headcount at enquiry stage and we will pressure-test the flow with you."
    },
    {
      "question": "Does the studio have natural light?",
      "answer": "No, this is a basement loft with no natural light, which for shoots is a feature rather than a limitation. You control the entire lighting environment from the first frame to the last, with nothing shifting as the Montréal afternoon changes, and the installed lighting rig plus sound and video equipment means the room already behaves like a content studio. The white wall, black wall and accent wall give you three distinct backdrops without touching the structure or building sets. Where this matters against you is a daylight-dependent brand story, bridal or a high ceremony luxury presentation that trades on windows and ornament, in which case we would point you elsewhere. If you want a comparison across other options, you can browse all spaces"
    },
    {
      "question": "Is there loading access and parking for load-in?",
      "answer": "Yes, there is on-site parking and elevator access, which is the main practical reason brands choose this corridor over the Plateau or Old Montréal. Rails, crates, lighting cases and stock come off the vehicle and into the elevator without a permit application or a metered kerbside negotiation, and the Métropolitaine and Highway 15 are under five minutes away for crews arriving from the airport or a warehouse. In our experience handling bookings at addresses like this, load-in for a standard showroom setup takes a small crew two to three hours. We schedule your slot with the building in advance so your production team is not waiting on the elevator. Vehicle access is one of the things you are genuinely paying for at this rental."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is the space suitable for a wholesale showroom and buyer appointments?",
      "answer": "Yes, and it is arguably the strongest use case for this address given the fitting rooms, garment racks, counters and separate stock room already installed. A sales team can run two buyers at once across 74 sqm without a queue forming, keeping back stock out of sight in the stock room while the counters handle order writing and linesheets. You are also sitting inside Montréal's working garment district, alongside wholesale suites like Suite 100 and outerwear operators such as Brador Hiver, so buyers already know the postcode and how to reach it by car. Kitchen access lets you run coffee and lunch service through a long appointment day without external catering. Request availability with your appointment schedule and we will confirm a hold on the dates you need."
    },
    {
      "question": "What equipment and furniture is included in the day rate?",
      "answer": "Included at no extra cost are the lighting rig, sound and video equipment, furniture, counters, garment racks, fitting rooms, stock room, kitchen, high-speed internet, air conditioning, heating, electricity and a security system. That inclusion list is unusual at this price point in Montréal and typically removes a third of what a brand would otherwise spend hiring rails, lighting and fixtures into an empty room. If your brief calls for a specific look beyond what is installed, we can layer in additional pieces through furniture rental"
    },
    {
      "question": "What permits do I need to run an event or sale here?",
      "answer": "For a private press day, shoot, buyer appointment or invitation-only preview inside the studio, no City of Montréal event permit is normally required, since the activity is private and entirely indoors. Selling to the public triggers Quebec sales tax registration and, if you are a non-resident brand, an import and customs position on your stock that needs planning weeks ahead. Serving alcohol requires an RACJ permit, and any exterior signage or vehicle staging on the street is a separate municipal approval. Our team handles the paperwork on your behalf as part of the booking, and you can read the framework in our permit guide"
    },
    {
      "question": "Can I paint, brand or build inside the studio?",
      "answer": "Light fit-out is permitted and heavier structural build is possible with owner approval agreed before contract. The existing white, black and accent wall scheme means most brands achieve their look with vinyl, hung graphics, product merchandising and lighting rather than construction, which keeps both cost and reinstatement obligations low. Anything that touches the walls, the electrical supply or the ceiling needs sign-off, and the space must be returned in its original condition at de-rig. Our production team scopes the build and manages install and strike within your booked days, and we will always flag when a design is going to cost more to reinstate than it is worth. Share your concept at enquiry stage so approvals run in parallel with the hold rather than after it."
    },
    {
      "question": "Is the studio accessible for guests with reduced mobility?",
      "answer": "Yes, the building has an elevator serving the basement level, so guests and crew do not have to use stairs to reach the studio. Combined with on-site parking, that makes arrival straightforward for anyone with reduced mobility, which is not always true of the walk-up lofts in Mile End or the heritage buildings in Old Montréal. The 74 sqm floor is a single open room, so circulation is simple once inside and you can plan a clear path between the fitting rooms, counters and stock room. If you have specific access requirements for a press day or buyer preview, tell us at enquiry and we will confirm door widths and washroom arrangements with the building. This detail is checked before we release a hold, not after."
    },
    {
      "question": "What is around the space and how do guests get there?",
      "answer": "The studio sits in the working garment and wholesale pocket between Rue Chabanel Ouest and Marché Central, with 21 stores within 600 m and neighbours including Suite 100, Brador Hiver and Station 16 Print Shop. Crémazie and Sauvé on the orange line are a short bus connection away, so realistically most guests and crew will arrive by car or taxi, which the on-site parking handles. Cafés such as La Bête à Pain and Café Gentile cover breakfast and coffee runs for a shoot crew, and Marché Central is four hundred metres away for anything you forgot. There is no tourist flow, no gallery crawl and no evening restaurant crowd, which is exactly why the privacy here suits press previews and sample sales you do not want photographed early. Factor a taxi line into your guest communications and the location works well."
    },
    {
      "question": "Can you provide staff for a sample sale or pop-up here?",
      "answer": "Yes, we supply vetted retail staffing in Montréal, including sales associates, fitting room hosts, stock runners and a floor manager sized to your format. For a sample sale in this 74 sqm studio we would typically place three to five people, with one person controlling entry at the elevator and the rest working the counters, racks and fitting rooms. Staff are briefed on your product story, pricing and capture requirements before the doors open, and we can pair them with point of sale and data capture so you leave with a usable customer list. Brands who skip staffing at a basement address usually underestimate how much of the job is managing arrival flow rather than selling. Add it to your enquiry and we will quote it alongside the venue rental."
    },
    {
      "question": "How do I enquire and what happens next?",
      "answer": "Send your dates, format and expected headcount through the enquiry form on this listing and we will reply within 24h with availability and a provisional hold. From there we issue brief-based pricing covering the CA$780 day rate plus any staffing, build or production you need, and nothing is charged until you confirm the booking. Once confirmed we send the temporary use agreement, take the deposit, schedule your load-in slot with the building and start the permit checks. You can see the full sequence in how our process works"
    },
    {
      "question": "What is the day rate?",
      "answer": "CA$780 / day. Weekly and press-preview rates are quoted on request."
    },
    {
      "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: Internet, Air Conditioning, Security System, Stock Room, Counters, Fitting Rooms, Garment Rack, Lighting."
    },
    {
      "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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