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Brand Activation — Loading Yard
A 400-guest pop-up drawn as one queue: entry, sampling, then the thing they photograph.
The Ironworks · Loading Yard · 96′ × 64′, open air
Why it is laid out this way
- One controlled entrance and a single roped line that passes both sampling runs before it reaches the set — the exit never crosses the queue it just left.
- The transformer pad in the north-east corner cannot be built on, so it becomes back of house: hot boxes, hand-wash and the generator sit behind it.
- The photo set faces away from the gate, so the queue is not in the background of every picture taken all evening.
What the plan measures
Capacity400 guests
SetupQueue, sampling counters and a photo set
Seats placed5
Objects placed69
Event space96′ × 64′, open air
Floor area6,144 ft²
Per seat1228.8 ft²
Event typeReception · Corporate
The room it is drawn in
The event space is surveyed once and every diagram of it inherits this. It is why the plan above can be checked at all.
5points in the traced perimeter
3built features, each with a real height
2typed doors, with swings
Open ground — the perimeter is a property line, not a wall. Floor: pavers.
More at The Ironworks
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- Imperial Table Reception — Sovereign Ballroom — 108 at a single unbroken 108′ table, threaded between two rows of columns.
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Collections this plan is in
- Corporate event layouts — 14 plans · General sessions, breakouts, board meetings, a broadcast set and a brand activation.
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