Multi-Media Options
Huge-screen TV with Google Chromecast lets you project your meetings or access Skype, GoTo Meeting and other services.
Seating for 25
Wide open area with plenty of Space and ample seating to accommodate even large groups.
Handicap Accessible
First-floor access and a handicapped-accessible bathroom makes the Space perfect for your entire team.
Features
This 1,000-square-foot space features multi-media capabilities to handle video conferencing, blackboards and whiteboards for brainstorming and capturing ideas, high-top tables to encourage breakout sessions and a wide-open space to handle up to 25 people.
The Escarpment is rented together with the Towpath Hall and the Low Bridge Room so you have complete access to all amenities and Space. All three Spaces can be rented for half-day or full-day use. Call to get a quote for your session.
The industrial feel of this space – accented with metal, wood and other materials – is designed to be reminiscent of the early days when the building was first constructed in 1903.
The name “Escarpment” comes from the ridge that runs throughout Niagara County, leading to the original site of Niagara Falls – in what is present-day Lewiston, NY. The Escarpment is also the reason why the original five sets of locks were necessary in Lockport – to allow boats to ascend or descend the 60-foot difference in elevation. The Escarpment Space will no doubt raise your company’s capabilities to solve problems as well.
This Space is perfect for:
- Company meetings
- Presentations
- Brainstorming
- Focus groups
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