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La Escocesa is a multidisciplinary artistic production center focused on the visual arts. It is self-managed and serves the public. It is housed in a factory building dating from 1899, which 100 years later, in 1999, was used for artists' workshops. It currently has 21 workshops, which are allocated through a public call for applications held periodically.

The La Escocesa building consists of two of the space's warehouses: the Johnston warehouse and the Foseco warehouse. The Johnston warehouse has two floors, a terrace of around 500m², and a third intermediate floor of around 100m² where the center's offices are located. It has open-plan spaces with changing décor. The Foseco warehouse is a single-story warehouse that has been renovated respecting the original volume of the building, maintaining its historic structure and façade. See details in the PDF.

The outdoor space is a courtyard with remnants of asphalt and spontaneous, changing vegetation, with a 30-meter-high chimney from its industrial era. Most of the exterior walls of La Escocesa are covered with graffiti, giving it an urban and eclectic style.

It is a unique space that exudes creativity and dynamism, with an industrial and rough style full of charming corners, where the ruins are our own history. Throughout the premises, you can appreciate the industrial history of Barcelona and its relationship with the contemporary world.

There are resident artists with whom, by prior agreement, you can collaborate. The uniqueness of La Escocesa is that it is a workspace that welcomes resident artists, so schedules and noise are very controlled.