The Foundry Expanding West Court Street Headquarters In Doylestown

DOYLESTOWN, PA — The Foundry, a trendy and sophisticated co-working space known for fostering creativity and collaboration among entrepreneurs, is expanding its headquarters into the first floor at 95 West Court Street in Doylestown Borough.

The building was formerly The Saddlery, a business that built and repaired horse carriages throughout the 19th century.

The expansion represents a significant enhancement, doubling the space available to members. The newly expanded area will add three private offices, a larger conference room, and three additional parking spaces, all of which will be entirely handicap accessible.

Move-in is set to begin on October 1, providing additional space for local creative professionals to connect and grow.

"The Foundry is thrilled about this expansion, as it allows us to continue to widen our impact and grow within the community," says Ashley Muir, Foundry owner.

The building was formerly The Saddlery, a business that built and repaired horse carriages throughout the 19th century. (The Foundry)

(Photo courtesy of The Foundry)

Since 2016, the Foundry has set out to create a space that nurtures entrepreneurship and builds a hub for creative professionals to prosper in Doylestown.

Already the home to local businesses such as Brown Dog Design, Wldfyr, All Systems Go AV, DTown Web, and IP Works, among others, Muir said the new space intends to strengthen the collaborative spirit that defines the Foundry and provide room for the group to grow.

More than just a co-working space, the Foundry is a dynamic community where creativity and innovation thrive, said Muir.

Founded by Muir, a local creative professional and brand designer, The Foundry offers a laid-back yet professional environment where diverse thinkers and doers can connect, collaborate, and grow. The expanded space will continue to embody The Foundry's commitment to inclusivity, inspiration, and entrepreneurial success, she said.

"We look forward to welcoming all creative community members into our expanded space at 95 West Court Street. Stay posted for more updates and upcoming events," said Muir.

(Photo courtesy of The Foundry)