Iaspis and the Swedish Arts Grants Committee are located at 83 Maria skolgata on Södermalm in central Stockholm in a former industrial building that now houses modern studios, a project space, offices and an archive. Since 2007, this is the hub of Iaspis’ activities.
Designed by the architect Ivar Tengbom together with Emil Lindkvist in 1917, the yellow building was formerly the production facilities of the Swedish Tobacco Monopoly. Iaspis' and the Swedish Arts Grants Committee’s premises were designed in 2007 by John Robert Nilsson Arkitektkontor.

Lars Arrhenius showing his work The Big Store in the street, 2007
Studio presentation with Aina Eineborg and Marti Manen during Open House, 2007