Renew Newcastle

Renew Newcastle has only been operating since January this year but has already placed 15 projects and converted 8 formerly empty buildings in the Newcastle CBD into galleries, craft shops, publishing houses, design studios and offices.

We’re still on the hunt for artists, artisans, craftspeople, designers and creaive types who are after increadibly cheap creative space. See the project pages for more information about what we’ve done already.

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