Art Deco event venue and production studio with 360° projection mapping in South Beach
The Temple House is a private event venue and film, photography and production studio at 1415 Euclid Avenue in South Beach, Miami Beach. The Art Deco building was designed by L. Murray Dixon and served as a synagogue before Daniel Davidson bought and restored it in 2003. A permanent 360-degree projection mapping system covers the main room’s walls and ceiling, and the venue hosts product launches, corporate events, fashion shows, Art Week events and weddings alongside commercials, music videos and photo shoots. According to The Temple House, it was the main venue for One Direction’s “Best Song Ever” music video, and its clients include HBO, LVMH, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Red Bull and Jennifer Lopez.
Spaces and capacity
Events, AV and catering
The Temple House books one event at a time and offers sound and lighting packages, custom projection content, full bar service and food and beverage, and outside vendors must come from its preferred list unless approved in writing. Events may run until 2 a.m., load-in usually starts between 9 and 10 a.m. on the event day, and extra load-in days can be added. Vehicles can be brought inside on rented ramps for launches and car shoots.
Shoots, access and hours
For productions, the venue lists more than 400 amps of dedicated power, drive-in access, equipment rental with a technical advisor, editing desks and crew hire, and says no permits are needed to shoot inside or on the terrace. The building is ADA accessible, valet parking can be arranged, and the studio is open seven days a week.
Reach out to the studio directly to check dates, rates and availability.
This profile is maintained by Studio.Guide. Are you the owner?
There are no results matching your search