Soucraft CLE is a founding member of this collaborative of creative and socially conscious businesses located in the Osborne Manufacturing Building in the St. Clair-Superior Neighborhood of Cleveland. The Hamilton Collaborative is an intentional community of a dynamic array of businesses and organizations, purposed toward 1) mutual benefit through co-location, collaborations, shared resources and common networks; 2) intersection with and development of the broader community; 3) creating products and services aimed at social progress and distributed economic development. Discover the partners in this growing urban design experiment…
- Click on photos to the right to scroll through and see the fun!
- Check out the partners below (alphabetical) and links to company websites:
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3 Barn Doors is a custom design/build furniture company. Its goal is to work together with clients by coming up with unique designs or new pieces of furniture to give their space a completely new vibe. We can build and create new spaces in homes, restaurants, bars, you name it.
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Cleveland, Ohio based design firm driven by a passion for new technology, material honesty, efficiency and craft, Architecture Office pursues a rigorous design practice which evaluates client goals, site, and program to develop site specific design solutions which are both timeless and contemporary. We reduce elements of style to their functional origins to create works of art which exhibit clear spatial intent.
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Ingenuity Cleveland’s mission is to ignite the creative spark where the arts, science, and technology intersect. By animating Cleveland’s urban spaces with world-class, innovative experiences, Ingenuity provides a unique platform to explore the boundaries of art and technology.
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Since 1997, MorrisonDance has integrated the art of movement within cross-disciplinary collaborations, continuously challenging the traditional understanding of dance. The small non-profit dance company gets its unique strength from performers trained in a variety of movement arts willing to stretch their abilities through presentations in alternative venues and through experimental presentations combining nature, technology, and other artistic disciplines.
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ReBuilders XChange is a different kind of architectural salvage retailer. Of course, you can find all manner of treasure – from antique doors, to soapstone counters, to old bank vaults. But you can also bring in your antiques or architectural treasures from your rehab or demolition and sell it on consignment. Builders and Demolition companies take less trips to the scrap yard and more trips to ReBuilder’s XChange.
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Rustbelt Riders Composting is a worker-owned organic waste removal service available to Northeast Ohio businesses, schools, and institutions. Its mission is to create wealth from waste through the conversion of waste food into value added products.
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Skidmark Garage, a community-access motorcycle garage, opened in 2015. Skidmark offers its tools, space, and community of knowledge/help to help members fix their rides. It’s not just guys, and it’s not just guys living in apartments without garages. It’s riders. Skidmark appeals to a wide range of riders: guy, girl, newbie, vet, rich, poor, sober, boozer, smoker, tinkerer, inventor, 20 something, 60 something, black, white. Skidmark is truly a no-collar community that thrives on helping each other out, getting dirty, jamming tunes, and riding.
