May–October Saturdays. 14-hour buyout. 145-guest capacity. All five spaces.
The Space
Designed for design-led weddings.
The Foundry is a single 4,200-square-foot column-free volume with four preserved cast-iron columns down the centerline, a 30-foot ceiling, and a wall of north-facing industrial windows. The architectural choice was to take away, not add.
We kept the original 1908 polished-concrete floor — with the foundry-era patches visible — and the four columns where they were stamped. We added the minimum architecture necessary for HVAC, electrical, ADA, and rooftop access. Nothing else.
A mezzanine overlooks the gallery for cocktail hour. A freight bay houses the service spine. A rooftop opens April through October with a Manhattan skyline view. A small Studio at the north end is the getting-ready space.
Forty-two weddings a year. Corporate events Monday through Friday. Four art installations a year. The building does all three.
MAX CAPACITY 145
SQ FT 5,400
CEILINGS 30 FT
WINDOWS NORTH-FACING
BUILT 1908
RENOVATED 2018-20
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Real Weddings
Ten weddings, photographed in full.
The Foundry has hosted three hundred and forty weddings since we opened in October 2020. Ten are documented in full here — every photograph from getting-ready through the midnight exit.
Filter by space, by photographer, by aesthetic. The point is candor about what your day might look like.
Pricing
Saturday · Peak
$22,500
Friday or Sunday
$17,500
Off-Peak Saturday or Any Weekday
$12,800
Three rates. Published.
Same access, lighter weekend market. Year-round.
November–April Saturdays, or any Monday–Thursday year-round.
Pricing transparency is a design decision. We don't gate rate cards behind contact forms. See full pricing →
Availability
Open Saturdays in 2026 + 2027.
Black dots are open. Vermilion is held under tentative review. Concrete-gray is booked. Click through for the full 18-month picture.
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The Owners
A designer and an architect, in partnership.
Anika Patel was an art director at Wallpaper* for seven years before she moved to Brooklyn in 2010 and started a small design studio. Tobias Okafor trained in architecture at Yale, then five years at OMA New York, then his own practice from 2013.
They met at a Storefront for Art and Architecture opening in 2014. By 2018 they were partners — professional first, romantic second — looking for a building.
They found the 1908 Industrial Foundry No. 7 on Wyckoff Avenue in late summer 2018. It was on a demolition list. They acquired it that October and spent two years on the renovation. The doors opened in October 2020.
Anika is the design eye. Tobias is the operations brain. They host every tour personally.
We did not adapt this building because it was a good real-estate play. We adapted it because the bones were too good to lose.
Read about Anika + Tobias
Find us
Bushwick, Brooklyn.
247 WYCKOFF AVE / BROOKLYN, NY 11237Six minutes from the Halsey L. Twenty-two minutes from Williamsburg. Thirty-four minutes from Midtown Manhattan. Forty-six minutes from JFK. The L train is your friend — most of our couples have their guests take the L.
L HALSEY 6 MIN
M MYRTLE-WYCKOFF 4 MIN
WILLIAMSBURG 22 MIN
JFK 46 MIN