Tucked into the backstreets of Karaköy, this former ice cream cone factory is a historic building accessed through a raw brick façade layered with graffiti and punctuated by heavy iron doors. Once home to an industrial sweets and cone factory, its cavernous two-storey hall has been revived in recent years as a site of cultural experimentation. The space has hosted weekly artisanal souqs, exhibitions, and for a time, used as a music studio for a local band that occasionally doubled as an impromptu concert venue. Located in a rapidly gentrified and commercially saturated neighbourhood, the structure now stands as a reclaimed zone of cultural engagement.