The Altman Building Ballroom in New York City, NY

The Altman Building is an event venue with a rich history dating back to the 1800s based in New York City. Spread across two floors, this elegant property offers ample space and an abundance of natural light. The venue’s administration works with clients to create the desired aesthetic to suit their occasion. The Space The Altman Building provides 14,000 square feet of space across two expansive floors. The main floor offers an open-plan layout dotted with large picture windows that allow natural light to brighten the area. An eye-catching brick and iron ceiling hints at the history of this venue and coincides with the aesthetic which marries old-world charm and modern convenience. The gallery level utilizes spotlights that illuminate the clean white walls and polished wooden floor. While the main room provides an open space, the gallery has been sectioned off with its restrooms, kitchen area, and VIP room. The Experience The options for utilizing this versatile venue are near limitless. From elegant galas to relaxed gatherings, this property acts as a blank canvas for creatives to play with. The venue staff pride themselves on assisting each client in curating their desired aesthetic through a variety of packages, options, and services. The building is outfitted with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment to facilitate professional presentations and stylish screenings. The Story Established as B.Altman & Company in 1865, this building was known as one of New York’s most successful retail stores. When demand grew, the property owner hired renowned architects Kimball and Thompson to extend the space to include a carriage house. Renamed in 1998, The Altman Building may have changed ownership over the years, but the triumph of architecture that it exhibits remains largely the same. Much of the original Renaissance Revival design can still be seen in the modern-day beauty of this event space.