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Beer Festival — Foundry Hall
28 pouring stations with 14′ between the runs — two queues back to back, plus a lane.
The Ironworks · Foundry Hall · 124′ × 78′, 28′ ceiling
Why it is laid out this way
- Every station's queue forms into the room, not across its neighbour: pours are on the walls and on two island runs, never in a ring.
- Water and dump buckets are distributed between stations rather than gathered in one place — the failure everybody has seen at a beer festival.
- The same hall as the Ironworks wedding, with the column grid doing a completely different job.
What the plan measures
Capacity28 stations, 900 standing
SetupWall runs + islands
Seats placed0
Objects placed80
Event space124′ × 78′, 28′ ceiling
Floor area9,672 ft²
Event typeTrade Show · 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.
6points in the traced perimeter
7built features, each with a real height
5typed doors, with swings
Enclosed room. Floor: polished concrete. Walls: paint.
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- Career Fair — Union Ballroom A+B — 40 employers in two thirds of the ballroom, with 13′ aisles that take a queue.
- Exhibition — Lone Star Ballroom — 108 10′ × 10′ booths in a clear span with no columns to work around.
- Holiday Market — Sculpture Court — 14 stalls in two runs either side of a 30′ pool, each with a back nobody walks behind.
Collections this plan is in
- Trade show and market floor plans — 6 plans · Booth halls, a career fair, a beer festival, a food truck yard and a craft market.
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