Spread across two floors in Jamhuri, Nairobi, these studios form a working production environment scaled for continuous operation. The main floor opens into a large, column-free production area flanked by dedicated edit suites — each separated and sized for focused work. Movement through the space reveals a layout designed around workflow rather than aesthetics: zones connect logically, corridors keep teams moving, and the structure accommodates the kind of organised complexity that broadcast and media production demands.
For decision-makers evaluating the space remotely, the verified record captures what photographs cannot — the true relationship between rooms, the ceiling heights, the floor-to-ceiling clearances in the studio bays, and the actual footprint of each edit suite. What you see in the scan is what exists.
Painted concrete and drylining throughout. No visible water damage or active damp at time of scan. Surface condition consistent across studio and office zones.
Polished screed in main production areas. Carpet tiles in edit suites and offices showing moderate wear consistent with regular use. No lifting or damage observed.
Ceiling-mounted lighting rigs and cable management systems visible and intact. Built-in cabinetry in edit suites appears secure. AV and technical infrastructure visible but functional testing is outside the scope of this visual audit.
This visual audit and 3D scan does not constitute legal due diligence, a structural engineering survey, or a formal space valuation. Dimensions are derived from LiDAR scanning but should be independently verified for legal architectural purposes. We are not real estate agents, we do not arrange viewings, and we receive no commission on the sale or rental of any space displayed.
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