EXPLORE
The Studios
Private space. Shared momentum.
Our studios are quiet, functional, and filled with natural light. But more than that, Artists at Archway Studios are part of a creative ecosystem and community. We respect your privacy and invite your participation.
Private studios range from $300 to $650 per month.
Semi-private studios range from $250-$300 per month.
​Dedicated desks in shared spaces are $175 per month.
Located in the UNI Place Creative District at the intersection of 48th and Saint Paul. Constructed in 1908 to be a bank, the building was later converted to a shop, florist, record label, and then law offices. Today, the building writes its next chapter as a space for artists. In total, there are eleven studio spaces - nine private studios and two semi-private studios.
Amenities & Terms
- Free onsite parking
- All utilities and internet included in monthly rent
- High-speed Allo internet with firewall
- Mailing address and mailbox
- Utility sinks on each floor
- Kitchenette
- Recycling and trash service
- New amenities will be considered with artist input
- 24/7 secured access to building
- Automated and online rent payments
- Minimum 6 month lease
- 1 month damage deposit required
- Both individual and shared / joint leases allowed
- Most space alterations allowed with approval
- No living or overnight stays in studios
- Tame, quiet pets allowed to visit
Owned and operated by Lindsey Clausen
Coming Soon:
Avant Card: Art & Gift Shop
Opening Saturday, November 8, 2025
Offbeat gift shop located inside Archway Studios.
Open Saturdays, November 8 through December 20 -- 9 am to 4 pm
+ open by appointment and during events.
Avant Card is a reimagined revival of a beloved Lincoln institution. Originally founded by the late Duane Krepel, the shop was known for its wild and wonderful mix of cards, gifts, and quirky treasures. After closing in 2012, it now returns with that same irreverent spirit, recast through the eyes of local artists, layered with curated vintage, and leaning, as its name suggests, toward the avant-garde. Re-founded by Lindsey Clausen.
