Summer Networking Reception

About the Venue: MADE Bush Terminal

Located at the heart of Brooklyn’s historic waterfront, MADE Bush Terminal — short for Manufacturers, Artisans, Designers, and Entrepreneurs — is redefining what manufacturing can look like in New York City. The reimagined campus features 140,000 square feet of modern industrial workspace, 30,000 square feet dedicated to cultural and public programming, and five acres of new parkland and open space, integrating industry, creativity, and community engagement. Last December, NYCEDC launched a new cultural partnership with Public Service to re-envision a 1,000-capacity venue within MADE, that will feature dynamic programming spanning live music, large-scale art installations, and public and private event typologies. 

At MADE, NYCEDC is also opening the shoreline to Sunset Park residents and New Yorkers for the first time in decades, creating new opportunities for recreation and connection to the water with the reconstruction of Pier 6. Looking ahead, NYCEDC will advance the next phase of development by reimagining Building C for manufacturing, light industrial, and public‑serving uses — further strengthening MADE’s role as a driver of inclusive economic opportunity in Brooklyn.  

By curating a mix of craft-based and high-tech tenants, NYCEDC aims to empower small businesses and give rise to a new generation of producers contributing to the city’s sustainable growth. The redevelopment of MADE builds on a larger effort to revitalize Sunset Park’s waterfront as one of New York City’s most dynamic manufacturing corridors anchored by innovation, workforce opportunity, and neighborhood connection.

MADE Bush will be offering tours with the NYCEDC Sunset Park Leasing Team throughout the Summer Networking Reception. Tours will include a behind-the-scenes look at the building operations, a look into available spaces, and a discussion of current asking leasing terms. Attendees will also have the opportunity to see an occupied tenant space, view their studio, and discuss how they have leveraged MADE’s assets for their growing business needs.