Our Brooklyn_Portal is located in our main office in New Lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Navy Yard is not publicly accessible so we rarely post reservation hours for this Portal online. The best way to schedule a visit to this Portal is to email us General@sharedstudios.com. We look forward to seeing you!

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Our Brooklyn_Portal is located at New Lab, an interdisciplinary space designed to support entrepreneurs working in emerging technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and connected devices located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

19 Morris Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205

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NXTbook: Hospitality Design takes a look at Cultural Impact and features our projects from Shared Studios and the Pop Up Pool.

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Fortune: High-Tech Shipping Containers Put U.S. Students and Syrian Refugees Face-to-Face

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With high-tech shipping containers, Brooklyn-based arts and technology collective Shared Studios is making the world feel a little smaller.

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FastCompany: The Next Genius Idea Is Creating Global Empathy

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The 92nd Street Y's annual 7 Days of Genius festival wants to dismantle the idea that "genius" comes from hubs like Silicon Valley, and show that it really happens when people work together. At the end of the long hallway that bisects New Lab—a tech and manufacturing coworking space that opened in an old industrial building in the Brooklyn Navy Yard last September—a crowd gathers outside a gold shipping container, waiting for their turn to walk inside.

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NPR Marketplace: Brooklyn and Berlin partner up to drive tech growth

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Whenever Brooklyn and Berlin appear in the same sentence, the word “hipster” always lurks nearby like a smug intruder. True, both places are littered with hipster bait, with store after store peddling expensive coffee and fixed-gear bikes. But there’s far more to Brooklyn and Berlin, of course. Right now the communities are working together to create something many hipsters don’t seem to care that much about: jobs. The idea is to drive growth and innovation by connecting the two emerging tech startup scenes.

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Technical.ly: The 16 best photos of the New Lab grand opening on Saturday night

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