The New York City Economic Development Corporation on Thursday announced three new leases at MADE Bush Terminal in Sunset Park, adding over 20,000-square-feet of design-focused workspace to the waterfront campus.
The new tenants, PELLE, Aripack and MushLume, bring together a mix of craftsmanship, sustainability and innovation, city officials said.
"The newest tenants at MADE Bush Terminal – PELLE, Aripack, and MushLume – represent the next generation of modern manufacturing centered around design, sustainability and the co-location of small businesses," said NYCEDC President and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Kimball.
PELLE, a Brooklyn-based design studio known for sculptural lighting and furniture, signed a 10-year lease for nearly 12,000-square-feet. The company will relocate from Red Hook to an expanded headquarters that combines its design offices, production workshops, and gallery space in one location.
Aripack, a family-owned packaging firm specializing in custom solutions for food, beverage and consumer brands, will take 6,000-square-feet under a five-year lease. The company, based in East New York since 2004, plans to move to its new Sunset Park headquarters by the end of 2025.
MushLume, a sustainable lighting studio pioneering the use of mycelium in product design, will lease 2,510 square feet for a production studio and creative lab. The company will begin build-out this fall and open in early 2026.
Located on Brooklyn’s historic waterfront, MADE Bush Terminal, short for Manufacturers, Artisans, Designers and Entrepreneurs, offers 140,000-square-feet of modern industrial workspace, 30,000-square-feet for cultural programming, and five acres of new parkland.
