Where is Severance filmed? Guide to ALL the Filming Locations in Kier

The impressive Lumon Industries company building is the iconic Bell Works in Holmdel, New Jersey.

Designed in 1958 by Finnish-American modernist architect Eero Saarinen, the complex was home to over 6,000 engineers and researchers working in this advanced lab and development facility.

Looking like a mirror box with a central open-atrium scheme, which spans a quarter-mile, the Bell Labs is a massive two-million-square-foot building.

The Holmdel Complex was owned successively by Bell Telephone, American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T), and Alcatel-Lucent.

When Mark returns home to his Fortress of Solitude, he passes over the monumental Kingston–Port Ewen Suspension Bridge, also known as the Wurts Street Bridge in Ulster County, NY.

As in the series, this steel structure completed in 1921, is in poor condition due to severe corrosion. The bridge has been closed to traffic since September of 2020.

In October 2021, the local government announced a major plan to invest in the rehabilitation of this historical bridge.

The quiet, gloomy-blue neighborhood, which according to Mark, never really filled up, is called Baird Creek Manor in the series.

The local news outlet Lohud reported that Mark and Mrs. Selvig's houses are actually located at the Village Gate Townhouses in Nyack, situated 27 miles away from New York City.

Ricken and Devon's beautiful mid-century modern house is the Bier House located in the Usonia Historic District in Thornwood near Pleasantville, NY.

According to this article by Douglas Klostermann, the house was designed in 1949 by Kaneji Domoto in the Organic style developed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

In the first episode, "Good News About Hell", Mark is invited to the VIP section of the Pip's Bar and Grille diner, where he meets Petey.

The Hudson Valley Post revealed that the restaurant was filmed at Phoenicia Diner, a retro 1962 eatery in Ulster County.

The restaurant of the scenes of Mark and Alexa's dates is the Hudson House, a rustic-chic eatery in Nyack.

Following the clues of the local press, Atlas of Wonders tracked down the location of the fictional Kier town where severance is set.

The scene in the second episode where Mark has a date, "Half Loop", was filmed in Downtown Beacon (Dutchess County). Many shops’ storefronts were renamed for the shoot.

The Hall of Records where Mark argues with some anti-Severance activists is the Beacon Building on Main Street.

After calling sick in episode two, to get to the greenhouse Mark drives under the Rondout Train Trestle or Kingston Trestle, a CSX railroad bridge over Rondout Creek built in 1903.

Mark meets Petey at the old Sprainbrook Nursery, a garden center now permanently closed at 448 Underhill Road in Scarsdale.

We immediately recognized the gas station with this particular shape in the third episode, "In Perpetuity", as it was also a featured filming location in John Wick Chapter One.

This is the Gulf Gas Station at the corner of Route 9W and Christian Herald Road in Nyack.

According to production designer Jeremy Hindle, the Perpetuity Wing in the underground with the replica of Eagan's house was too big to build from scratch at the studios.

They found a museum in the Bronx with "a brutalist building attached to it, and then a pristine house".

However, thanks to one of our readers, we have discovered that this location is the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, hosting art galleries, a planetarium, and the 1877 Gilded Age Glenview House.

The church in episode four, "The You You Are", is the Trinity Lutheran Church at 430 North Street in White Plains.

The Damona birthing retreat entrance from episode five, "The Grim Barbarity of Optics and Design", was filmed at the Mohonk Preserve Testimonial Gateway in New Paltz.

Built in 1908, this historical gatehouse was the formal entrance to the Mohonk Mountain House resort, the same hotel used in the Upload series.

In the first scene of episode eight, "What's for Dinner?", Irving sits on a bench in front of a church.

This is Cornell Park, located opposite the Celebration Wedding Chapel at 29 Wurts Street in Kingston.

The exterior of Irving's apartment in Leonora Lake is at Waterfront at the Strand in Kingston.

Irving Bailiff is played by John Turturro, who also starred in the new dark superhero movie The Batman.

Some more reported filming locations are the Two Villains Brewing microbrewery in Nyack, a building at 1 E Main Street in Beacon, and the Pietro Drive neighborhood in Yonkers, Westchester County.