The Warehouse Studio, Recording studio in Gastown, Vancouver, Canada
The Warehouse Studio is a recording facility housed in the Oppenheimer Building, Vancouver's oldest brick structure, featuring multiple specialized studios across different floors. The facility includes four distinct recording spaces equipped with professional-grade mixing consoles and gear for diverse production needs.
The building was constructed in 1886 as a wholesale grocery business and served as Vancouver's temporary City Hall from 1888 to 1891 following a major fire. It evolved from a commercial center into a space dedicated to artistic production over the following decades.
Musicians from different genres work here to create and record their music in a space that honors the building's heritage. The studios reflect the commitment to quality production within a setting that blends modern recording with historical surroundings.
The location sits in Gastown within the historic neighborhood and is easily reached on foot if you want to explore the brick architecture and streets. Visitors should call or check online before visiting since the space remains actively used for recording sessions.
Musician Bryan Adams purchased the building in 1989 and converted it into a recording facility while preserving the historical architecture and earning a Heritage Award. This transformation shows how modern creative work and historical preservation can coexist within the same walls.
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