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Private Buyout — The Taproom
40 for a fortieth, with the 40′ tap bar left to do its own job.
The Ironworks · The Taproom · 62′ × 40′, 14′ ceiling
Why it is laid out this way
- Nothing is set in front of the built-in bar — the stools stay on it and the party takes the 34′ of floor south of the two columns.
- The rounds sit by the patio door because that is where people take a phone call, and putting the sit-down tables there instead empties them for the evening.
- The DJ is in the corner furthest from the bar's own ceiling speakers, which is a real constraint in a taproom and invisible in a photograph.
What the plan measures
Capacity40 guests
SetupFarm tables + rounds
Seats placed33
Objects placed36
Event space62′ × 40′, 14′ ceiling
Floor area2,480 ft²
Per seat75.2 ft²
Event typeReception · Social
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
3built features, each with a real height
3typed doors, with swings
Enclosed room. Floor: polished concrete. Walls: paint.
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Collections this plan is in
- Party and celebration floor plans — 7 plans · A bar mitzvah, a quinceañera, a holiday party, a private buyout and two long-table dinners.
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