Brownhoist is an impressive historic building that's been reinvented into communal space for…read moreco-working, retail, creatives, and event space. Think hardwood floors, antique furniture, vintage elevators, and gorgeous wood details. I visited multiple events in this space - dinners, fashion show, concert, reading event, sauna hangout, and tea tasting. Every single experience introduced me to a different setup in this space. The space is a blank slate that can be reinvented for any occasion. It's always a lovely event space.
Co-Working: The Brownhoist offers various co-working memberships from $10 to $130. Prices and details are available on their website. I haven't personally co-worked in this space but can vividly see how it could be used for co-working. There are multiple floors and nooks for your co-working needs. Desk space, atrium, commons, vaults, and other spaces. It's versatile for seclusion or socialization.
Shop: There are multiple versatile vendors in this space - law offices, yoga studio, photo studio, tea vendor, and more. Based on my attendance of many events I understand that it's a very close knit community. I loved meeting tenants in this space and socializing. They all have been very friendly. I also had brief interactions with the owner, and he was very welcoming!
The only downside is that there is no central directory to see who the tenants are and to see all their events in one space. I always discover new businesses in this space, and wish I knew about them.
Events: The Brownhoist hosts the most interesting events. You check their social media (especially Instagram) if you are considering attending or renting. Some of the recent exciting events I have seen were art shows and dance classes. I consistently find something unique in this space.
Parking: Parking is available onsite. There are also street parking options. Check their Instagram for parking maps.
The Brownhoist is suitable for a particular audience. Creatives that are interested in a historic feel, not very modern amenities, and spaciousness. The area is not the best in CLE but I never once felt unsafe. If you're looking for a more modern building and experience, it might not be the perfect fit. If you love history and historic/versatile buildings, this is it! Personally I can't wait to find more unique experiences at the Brownhoist!