The floor
The whole workshop, with the kitchen at one end and a clear span long enough for round tables or a long one.
- Best for
- Dinners, launches
- Included
- Kitchen, bar, cloakroom
A CONVERTED FOUNDRY FOR HIRE, CAPACITY 120
One building. Three kinds of evening.
A whole floor for a dinner, a studio for a rehearsal or a courtyard for something that needs to be outside. Same building, different jobs.
CAPACITY 120THREE SPACESKITCHEN ON SITE
01 / THE BUILDING
A working building. Borrowed for the night.
Foundry Rooms occupies a single-storey workshop with the original roof structure left in place. It was built to hold heavy things, which makes it forgiving for events.
Foundry Rooms is fictional, drawn as a website concept. No space can be hired, no date is available and no capacity is guaranteed.
How an evening runs ↗02 / THE SPACES
Three rooms. Different ceilings.
3 spaces
The studio
A smaller room behind the floor, used for rehearsals, talks and anything that needs a wall to write on.
- Best for
- Talks, workshops
- Included
- Projector, screens, chairs
The courtyard
An open yard behind the building, with a covered edge for the weather and room for a bar and a grill.
- Best for
- Drinks, summer parties
- Included
- Covered edge, power, lighting
Capacities and inclusions are illustrative. Nothing here is a booking, a licence or a hire agreement.
03 / HOW AN EVENING RUNS
One contact. One run sheet.
The venue side of an event should be boring on the night, because everything was decided beforehand.
Agree what the room must do.
Guests, format, timings and what arrives on the day. Written once and shared with everyone who needs it.
Layout, power, access.
Where the bar goes, where the band plugs in, when the van can park. Decisions that are cheap before the day and expensive after.
Someone on the door.
A named contact for suppliers, a run sheet on the wall and a closing hour agreed in advance with the neighbours.
HIRE / LAYOUT / RUN SHEET
A venue website built around three clear spaces and one brief.
04 / SEND A BRIEF
Describe the evening. See the shape.
Prepare an event brief and download a copy for yourself. Nothing is sent from this form and no date is held.
EVENT BRIEF
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The brief is assembled on your device so you can see what a venue needs before it can answer anything useful.
Make the space easy to imagine.
A venue website for your building ↗THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE DESIGN / ELVARNUE
Help a planner picture the room before they visit.
Venues, studios, galleries and spaces available for hire.
The problem this addresses
Venue sites show beautiful photographs and omit capacity, access and what is included. A short space list with the practical facts cuts a round of emails from every enquiry.
Explore the interactions
- Filter spaces by whole floor, studio or courtyard.
- Read capacity and inclusions next to each space.
- Prepare a brief around space, format, guests and timing.
What we could deliver for you
A responsive venue website with agreed space templates, capacity tables, a hire process page and enquiry fields. Availability calendars, booking deposits and supplier directories are quoted separately if required.
What we need to get started
Approved photography and floor plans, verified capacities, licence conditions you must display, access notes and the questions your bookings team answers most.
Design decisions
- Capacity sits above the photograph, because it decides whether the space is possible at all.
- No prices or available dates appear; a concept page cannot keep either true.
- The floor plan is drawn rather than photographed, so it stays readable at any size.