Consulting
Anyone can lease a building.
I help you build a creative
economy inside it.
Every city has one: the “creative hub” that opened with a press conference and closed with a padlock. Beautiful renderings, dead rooms. They didn’t fail for lack of money — they failed because nobody designed the economy inside the architecture.
The model
Membership economics, studio pricing, programming mix, and the revenue stack that keeps a creative hub alive after the ribbon-cutting — sized to your market, not ours.
The buildout
What actually goes in the rooms: studio program, acoustics, technical spec, and the sequencing that gets doors open before the capital plan gets nervous.
The partnerships
The brand, civic, and institutional partners who fund creative infrastructure — how to structure deals they renew, not just announce.
The fill
A building full of gear is not a scene. Community architecture, founding-member strategy, and programming that makes the room the place to be by month three.
The proof
The metrics that convince councils, boards, and lenders: retention, creator earnings, occupancy, and the reporting cadence that keeps everyone funded.
Tell me about the room
you’re imagining
No pitch deck required. A paragraph about the project and where it stands is enough — you’ll get a straight answer about whether this is a fit.