Hot Plate Brewery
As architect and builder, our team converted Onota 74's storefront into a vibrantly fun taproom and brewhouse. While many breweries strive for an industrial atmosphere, this brewery is about a new approach to color and comfortability. The design reflects the Hot Plate brand while taking influence from the owner's New York City apartment where it all started with dream and a humble hot plate.
The functionality and the program of the space was achieved by locating the brewing space toward one side of the 4000 s.f. commercial space, allowing the tap room to remain open and easily accessible from prominent North Street in Pittsfield. Upon entering the tap room, the space is bright and vibrant, with the brewing space exposed by way of interior glazing that sets the backdrop of the bar. The program is intentionally simple with the social design of the bar and open yet intimate setup of the tap room that includes a lounge area that feels familiar to most that see it for the first time.
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Work is underway to bring delicious craft beer to Downtown Pittsfield. Allegrone Co. serves as Architect and Builder for Hot Plate Brewing Co., which has set up shop in Onota 74 on School Street, Pittsfield. "It will not be your typical industrial brewery," described Anthony Allegrone, Director of Design, “ it will boast a fun and vibrant atmosphere to drink and socialize— a place inclusive to all.”
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