The community space features a full bar and kitchen, and an enclosable rehearsal room.

The skylight overhead features a stained glass piece that pays tribute to the artistic legend Mike Kelly who studio this once was, and that was fabricated by Judson Studios, a local stained glass fabricator founded in 1897.

A window from the upstairs classroom overlooks the space.

A series of glowing pendants flicker at show time to lead the audience from the community space past the ticket booth into the theater itself.

The 99 seat black box theater at the heart of the project has flexible seating and lighting grid to permit numerous configurations for a variety of performance types

Seen here as positioned in an long end stage configuration for a performance of In Memory of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

A second floor was added within the volume of the warehouse, containing a classroom with windows overlooking the community space. Education is central to the mission of Outside In.

A view of the community space from a small balcony on tha second floor.

Exiting the theater, looking back towards the entry and the ticket booth tucked into the second floor volume. A series of benches along the edge create further opportunities for social engagement.

A detail of the entry. The arch was was discovered during construction, having been plastered over at an earlier point in the building’s history..