Common House is a multi-format creative space in Glendenning, Western Sydney, designed for music recording, dance rehearsals, film production, photography, coworking, and cultural events. We provide high-quality studios, flexible booking options, and a collaborative environment for creators across disciplines. Our location is close to the M7, making it easily accessible from Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith, and other Greater Sydney areas.

We offer a cyclorama photography/production stage, a professional recording studio, a dance studio, a coworking desk area, and a practice DJ booth. Each space is designed to support creators working in music, dance, film, fashion, and digital content. Whether you’re shooting a music video, hosting a workshop, or running a brand activation, Common House has a space to match your project.

Bookings can be made directly through our website or by contacting our team. You can choose from 2-hour quick sessions, 4-hour half-day sessions, or 8-hour full-day sessions. Our booking process is designed for flexibility, allowing you to secure your space quickly and avoid long-term commitments if not required.

Casual hire rates start from an accessible price point to allow creators of all levels to use our facilities. Rates vary by space type and session length, with options for quick shoots, half-day production, or full-day creative use. All rates are listed on our Casual Rates page for transparency.

Yes. Our memberships give you regular monthly access to our studios, recording booth, and coworking desks. We offer casual (12 hours/month), part-time (24 hours/month), and full-time (36 hours/month) tiers, each designed for different production needs. Members also benefit from reduced hourly rates, priority booking, and networking opportunities with our community.

Yes. Common House regularly hosts music performances, dance battles, art exhibitions, workshops, and brand activations. Our spaces can be configured for both intimate and large-scale events, with audio-visual support available. We work closely with event organisers to ensure technical, spatial, and creative needs are met.

Our production stage features a cyclorama wall, professional lighting options, and flexible space for set builds or large-scale shoots. The dance studio includes mirrors, sound systems, and open floor space for choreography. The recording studio is equipped with professional-grade audio gear, sound isolation, and an editing suite for mixing and mastering.

Yes. We designed our spaces to be multi-purpose while meeting professional standards. Musicians can record singles, EPs, or full albums. Dancers can rehearse for competitions, performances, or video shoots. Filmmakers can use our production stage for commercials, music videos, and creative projects requiring controlled lighting and acoustics.

We provide essential equipment in each space, including audio gear in the recording studio, PA systems in the dance studio, and lighting options for the production stage. For specialised gear, creators are welcome to bring their own or hire through our network of trusted suppliers.

You can join by booking a space, signing up for a membership, or attending one of our public events. Membership offers deeper access to our network of musicians, filmmakers, dancers, and visual artists, with opportunities for collaborations and exposure through our cultural programming.

Yes. We offer tailored packages for ongoing bookings, whether you’re producing a multi-day shoot, running weekly classes, or hosting recurring events. Members also receive reduced hourly rates, making regular use more affordable.

We are located near major Western Sydney transport routes and offer free on-site parking for members and guests. The nearest train stations are Doonside and Blacktown, with bus connections available to Glendenning.

Yes. One of our core functions is to connect creatives with commercial opportunities. We regularly facilitate collaborations between independent artists, cultural organisations, brands, and media agencies, using our space as a hub for networking and cross-disciplinary projects.

By providing affordable, high-quality creative infrastructure, we help local artists produce professional work without needing to travel to the Sydney CBD. We also host events that platform Western Sydney talent, fostering cultural exchange and economic growth within the region.

Common House was founded by Eric Atienza (operations, vintage retail entrepreneur) and Gerard Cabellon (creative direction, professional breakdancer, filmmaker). The team is supported by Studio Manager Patrick Kable, a sound engineer with experience in entertainment business strategy. Together, they bring deep experience in music, film, dance, and creative entrepreneurship.