We were very pleased with the space we rented earlier this week for a business meeting. Tammy was…read moreextremely helpful in identifying the best rental space for us (there are several to choose from) and made the process very simple. The space we utilized was the Lock Tenders Landing Room which was appropriate for our meeting size. It was clean, comfortable and ideal for our needs. It was also very affordable compared to other space rental vendors in the area. We will absolutely utilize Space Between again in the future.

We used The Space Between as a professional comfortable place to interview job candidates off site…read more However the possibilities are infinite. There are three floors with many rooms, including a game room, a multimedia room, a basement bar, an outside deck overlooking the Erie Canal, etc. There are retreat packages, etc. Your imagination is the only boundary. Our coordinator, Michelle, went above and beyond our needs to make sure our rental was successful. It was very affordable. The surroundings were inspirational. Having use of the space made our interview process a huge success. Thank you!

Grateful for this space and the incredible people in it. Highly recommended Serendipity labs for…read moreyour next office space.

I was in town on a work trip and the second day my colleague and I met, we decided to meet here to…read moreget some things done. The day prior we ran into some issues working on coffee shops around town due to wifi issues or limited hours so we decided to check it out. Booking a day pass on their website was super easy and was only $25 each. Pretty affordable if you ask me. I was able to walk from my hotel which means parking was no biggie for me. That said, there is a parking garage under the building. To get to the 29th floor where the office is, you must first check in at the desk on the main level (2nd). From there you are guided towards the elevators and to the space. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. Once they got us checked in, we took in the beautiful view of the city, connected to the wifi, and got to work. They had phone booths available for private calls as well as a conference room for us to work out of together. Water and fruit was complimentary and they had snacks for purchase. We ordered lunch from the brewery next door instead, but it was nice to know. The bathrooms and shared space were extremely clean and well kept. We couldn't have asked for a better experience and I highly recommend booking a pass if you're in town like I was. Of course, they have memberships and offices to rent, but I don't really know those details. Thanks for the great visit!

FREE Co-working space!! This place is great! There are six shared workspaces, a soundproof…read moreconference room that you can reserve, meeting space that holds 55 guests, two community laptops, and a community printer, and it's all FREE! Open 8-8!

I have been giving tours at Tri-Main for Explore Buffalo. Every time I visit I learn something new…read moreabout the history of the building and it's present clients. I highly recommend this site as another place to find out just how important Buffalo was and is to the United States. The Wolfe family deserves our gratitude for taking on the project of making it Buffalo's first large scale rehabilitation of a vacant industrial complex.

The Tri-Main building is a true Buffalo landmark, if not a national one! A historical spot. And…read moremuch more. Unrecognized as such, it deserves attention. I've driven past this large, factory-looking structure, since my childhood! I remember thinking this building looks a bit eerie, abandoned, sort of out of space in the middle of the city, right on Main Street. Never did I know till this week any of the following: The Tri Main Building in Buffalo, was originally built by Henry Ford's favorite architect. It was one of the first factories outside of Detroit where Ford would build his iconic cars. During WW2, Bell Aircraft used the building to develop the top secret P-59, American jet fighter. You can see this aircraft in the Smithsonian Museum in DC now! Although Bell's plant was just minutes down the road, the Tri Main offered some advantages for the discrete development of a new type of airplane. One, the multi story building was built with massive supports to carry the weight of Ford's auto manufacturing equipment- building an airplane would require such construction. Two, the site was far enough removed from the factory to avert attention and railroad tracks running adjacent to the building would make transporting goods in and out relatively easy while maintaining a low profile. In the event the Germans ever developed the ability to fly their bombers to the US, the roof was also disguised with small buildings to appear as though it was not a manufacturing facility. A side rail was constructed during the war adjacent to the building and holes busted out of the wall below grade where the main train tracks ran parallel to the building. From this discrete location, the P-59 was loaded onto a train parked beside the building in the middle of the night and secretly snuck out to California for flight testing. Some of the windows were painted over with black paint to keep prying eyes from seeing what was going on inside as well as the siderail that allowed the traincar to pull up close. Originally set-up on the second floor, the project apparently eventually enveloped the entire building. Most residents/tenants of the building today are likely unaware of its' past! The Buffalo Arts Studio is located on the 5th floor. A wonderful space for artists to work and teach art to the public. There are several other businesses and even an occupational school in this building today. Journeys End Refugee Services houses their main office here. Due to COVID-19 the office is operating remotely for now. This is certainly adaptive-reuse and mixed-use of a historical structure. Six floors and 575,000 total square feet! Huge! The lobby has some interesting art pieces. Generally a very nice industrial/art vibe. You can see the original floor has markings from long ago. Nearby is the People's Park, a small community garden/green space on Main near Jewett. In the past, several special events have been hosted at the Tri-Main Center like art shows, computer and gaming events. Mundo Images art and photography business is very cool and it's housed here. The LunchBox cafe and catering is also in operation weekdays. All worth checking out! Don't you love Buffalo? I do!

It was the annual New Year's party for our running club. It is a large open space, so plenty of…read moreroom for the tables and chairs, buffet line, dessert table, dance floor and the DJ and his equipment. The appetizer table was a huge display of a variety of cubed cheeses, toast and crackers, olives, and some grapes and blueberries. The dinner buffet had a nice tossed salad, focaccia and butter, pasta in a cheesy red sauce, haricots vert, chicken in an artichoke and onion sauce with melted mozzarella cheese on top, and roast beef au jus with great horseradish!

I very often attend the Pist n Broke car show on the Wirlitzer grounds in the summer, but as I'd…read morenever really attended anything inside, I felt I was unequipped to give a review. This all changed on the 22nd of December because they hosted an incredible market there that day. The name of it escapes me, but it was a creepy Christmas extravaganza! Right up my alley. I had so much fun talking to and buying from the vendors and spent way too much on presents for loved ones. It was two floors, but the elevator was easily accessible, which is a nice touch for us disabled folks. The upstairs was just as lovely. The staff was incredibly helpful and didn't appear to hate their jobs, which counts for something. The smiled as I got my drink at the bar, they smiled when I was on the first floor and needed to throw something out, and they even smiled as I walked in. They all do a great job there, especially with the place so clean and decorated for the holidays. I had so much fun here. I shopped. I drank. Heck, I even sat with Krampus. Merry Creepmas. 5 stars

I found myself here the other day looking at apartments. Friend of mine's moving back to town and…read moreis looking for a new place to live, it's close to downtown. This building is beautiful. There is all sorts of interesting stuff in it, including a dog grooming place, a haircutting place, a really nice gym, a massage studio, a place for a quick breakfast or lunch, a nice high-end restaurant. There's also plenty of offstreet parking for the tenants. It isn't covered. There one and two bedroom apartments here. The way they reuse the reclaim space is really nice. I can't say enough about this space. Update 140 2021

I was at 500 Seneca for another great Spree Event. It was a Spree cocktail party. There were roast…read morebeef, turkey and chickpea sliders, cheese, fruit and chocolate platters and several spreads which could be enjoyed on bagel toast pieces or pieces of baguette. The spreads included a chopped olive tapas, a apricot mostarda and a caramelized onion dish. These could be enjoyed on the toast points or along with the roasted garlic goat cheese. There was also a cash bar. The event was a way for several merchants to display their wares, among them Blue Table Chocolates, Tommyrotter Distillery, Rebel Ride and several artisans. The wait staff was great, replenishing the various platters and serving trays of tasty mini-potato pancakes and boneless chicken wing bites throughout the evening. They also picked up plates, cans and bottles, taking them back to the kitchen for disposal vs. there being many unsightly trash cans throughout the room. This also added to the event, making the room more attractive.

We worked with Trish at Kitchen World as part of our project to remodel our kitchen and first floor…read morebath. It was an outstanding experience. Trish met with us in our home to see the space and hear our vision. She designed a layout that was realistic for our budget and still met our expectations for the updated space. She helped us throughout the entire process and was very patient even while explaining the differences in options since this was our first remodel experience. Trish also connected us with a contractor who was already a KW installer and had familiarity with the pieces. The entire process was so smooth and the entire project finished on time, on budget, and exactly what we envisioned. It has been almost 5 months and we absolutely love our updated kitchen! Huge thanks to Trish and Shoulda Called Vince for the amazing work.

After obtaining estimates for painting and resurfacing the cabinets in my dated kitchen, I decided…read moreto get pricing for brand new - and am glad I did. My designer, Trish, was extremely detail oriented, helping guide me to a kitchen of my dreams. The installer, Josh, was respectful of my property, courteous and highly motivated to do an outstanding job from cabinet installation to precision tile work. It was easy to see that both these individuals took pride in their work. While the thumbprint of my kitchen did not change, it's still a galley kitchen- but now not only is it more functional- it's beautiful as well!

I lived at the Exchange Luxury Apartment for a little over 2 years. First want to go start by…read moresaying, the apartments themselves are well kept, spacious, and cleaned before moving in. The maintenance team are agile, respectful, and always willing to help. Those are the positives. Unfortunately the negatives caused me to move out. It started with the unkept, dirty, and outdated entrances. On a regular basis are dirty, disheveled, and at times will have cockroaches that came over from the restaurants. Next you have the mailrooms are not in a private area, they are right at walk in; where people can come and go as they please which can cause packages to go missing. In the same has random shopping carts management decided are a better option than premium, rolling racks to match the luxury title on the property; even when asked to upgrade. Third, the smells. The regular smell of marijuana coming from other residence that linger into yours, which is against contract. The cockroaches that made an appearance on the property more than once in apartments and mailrooms. Forth, leaking walls in the bathroom(s). Coming from the ceiling and walls that we assumed to come from incorrect paint on the walls when humid and roof leaks. Fifth, pricing. For nearly $2k a month for a 1br, there are no added amenities besides the sterile roof on one of the properties. There is no gym there is no wreck room. There is not even a doorman to make sure that your packages are safe and protected. Not to forget to mention it is near a highly trafficked area of the hotel, restaurants, and UB.

Usually when Barbie spits her bf's whatever in my mouth, the director calls it "The Exchange", and…read moreit's quite a Luxury being able to make money the way we do. You just have to Apartmentalize everything and there's no issue. So these are pretty beautiful fancy expensive apartments close to UB where a lot of students live - mainly International students or rich students in my experience. Kinda the same demographic in some ways. You probably wouldn't live here if you are being cost-conscious because they are expensive but they seem to be well-managed and they seem to be pretty fancy and if you're going to have to move up to Amherst having lived in New York City then you're going to need a nice place to stay in all the time because it's so damn cold for a hundred and twelve months a year and that's exactly where these apartments come in handy. Plus you're in the same exact Plaza as China Taste which is one of the best authentic Chinese restaurants you may ever try. And the reason I know these apartments inside and out is because (a) my current side b lives in these (or one of them I should say, but the most commonly visited one), and (b) Barbie and I paid her rent for her 2 months ago because Mummy and Daddy were having a falling out with her. Don't worry she's already in her 20s it's nothing creepy. (She's been in her 20s for all of 7 months). Anyway the apartments look as lovely on the inside as they do on the outside and yes, they're expensive, but you get what you pay for in this case. Just sometimes, the halls smell of Weed though. Should not be allowed.