1920s Industrial Warehouse | Heritage Shoot Location | Glebe, Sydney NSW

Set within three beautifully converted warehouses in the heart of Glebe, Nauti Studios offers a rare blend of heritage industrial character, natural light, and multi-functional creative zones—ideal for photography, film production, content creation, and events. With soaring ceilings, exposed beams, murals, and an unmistakably raw Sydney aesthetic, this is a location that tells its own story while allowing yours to unfold.

Originally built in the 1920s and once owned by John Durst—the pioneer who brought electric motors to Australia—this 365sqm venue retains its historical bones: white-rendered brick, concrete floors, towering barn doors, pulley systems, operational winches, and 4–7 metre ceilings. Yet today, it’s been revitalised with lush indoor plants, textured backdrops, curated murals, and sustainable design practices that breathe life into the industrial shell.

The space is split into two main areas: – 87sqm Warehouse Studio
– 278sqm Adjacent Main Space
Use them individually or together, depending on your creative needs. Both enjoy ground-level access and are flooded with natural light, making them practical for both large-format shoots and smaller-scale projects.

Step outside and you’ll find a vibrant courtyard with mural walls and greenery—perfect for lifestyle content, portraiture, or alfresco event setups. The deck and outdoor zones extend the space further, allowing for flexible movement between scenes.

On-site parking, full accessibility, and a short walk from Glebe Point Road (plus easy bus access to Central Station) make it location-friendly for crews and clients alike.

Whether you're shooting campaign content, staging a pop-up, hosting a creative workshop, or capturing editorial film, Nauti Studios offers an adaptable and atmospheric canvas with a strong sense of place.