The creative muse can be a fickle master with moments of inspiration coming at the most random of moments. However, having a space where ideas can be tested, iterated, and developed can help streamline the creative process.
Tucked in the center of Quezon City, ScoutHaus is a newly-opened space that caters to the needs of musicians, performers, and other creatives that need a place for their craft.
Located at the 4th floor of the MF3 building in Limbaga St., ScoutHaus is a multi-functional recording studio, content hub, and creative space featuring multiple rooms that can be used for different functions. As a hybrid space for music, performance, and content production, it is designed not just for individual creators, but for the growing creative communities that power today’s media scene.
It features a livestream-ready setup for broadcasts, a photography-friendly layout for shoots, a studio ready for podcast recording, and an open-floor studio perfect for rehearsals, classes, and intimate events. It’s also an ideal venue for listening parties, giving artists the opportunity to share new releases as well as immersing themselves with their community.
Adrian Aseron, co-founder of ScoutHaus said, “ScoutHaus is our answer to the need for more creative playgrounds. It is the perfect home where artists, creators, and storytellers can collaborate, experiment, and thrive.”
“We’re proud to support a space that empowers the next generation of Filipino creators to tell their stories with impact,” Facts & Fables, their marketing & events partner, talks about ScoutHaus.
