A daylight studio in a historic mill.
Studios from 250 to 650 square feet in the Armstrong Manufacturing Building on the Pequonnock River, with 14-foot ceilings, tall windows and honest architectural character. Heat, AC, all utilities and WiFi are included in every lease.
Windows to work by
Every studio has at least two tall windows, and some look out over the Pequonnock River. Fourteen-foot ceilings and exposed brick keep the daylight moving through the room.
Light from two sides
Corner studios wrap the daylight around you, a full row of windows on each wall over exposed brick and original hardwood.
A room that adapts to the work
Studios run 250 to 650 square feet, open enough for painting, sculpture, photography or a full working practice, with original hardwood floors and detail throughout.
Everything that comes with the lease.
The Space
- 250 to 650 sq ft studios
- 14-foot ceilings
- At least two tall windows per studio, some with river views
- Exposed brick and original hardwood floors
Included
- Individual heat and AC in every unit
- All utilities, including basic WiFi
- Free parking on the secure grounds
The Building
- The historic Armstrong Manufacturing Building on the Pequonnock River
- 3 stories including the ground floor, no elevator
- The Knowlton actively promotes its artists with showcases and gallery opportunities
A few rooms with the lights off.
What artists ask before they apply.
How big are the studios, and how tall are the ceilings?
Studios run from 250 to 650 square feet with 14-foot ceilings. Every studio has at least two tall windows, and some look out over the Pequonnock River.
What's included in the rent?
Each studio has its own heat and air conditioning, and rent includes all utilities, including basic WiFi.
Is there parking, and what's the building access like?
Yes, parking is free on the secure grounds. The Armstrong Manufacturing Building is 3 stories, including the ground floor, and there is no elevator, so factor stairs into your plans if your studio is not on the ground floor.
Does The Knowlton help artists show their work?
Yes. The Knowlton actively promotes its artists with showcases and gallery opportunities, and you will be working alongside a resident community of artists throughout the building.