Case Study
HAC Hospitality Venue


For almost fifteen years we’ve delivered exceptional space for the Honorary Artillery Company to host summer and winter events.

The ‘City Central’ venue in London is designed to operate as an all-inclusive hospitality space for up to 800 guests.

When we deliver structures for an event like those held at The HAC, we don’t want people to even notice that they’re in a temporary structure. Our goal is to immerse your guests in an event experience that the venue becomes part of!

events build team
temporary hospitality structures
London hospitality venue
corporate hospitality structure
Decking
Corporate hospitality venue
Venue Facilities
Summer structure
internal hospitality space
toilet facilities
Venue internal
VIP Venue

4,750sqm venue


Our temporary structures include a 30m x 95m with a curved roof, two 10m x 95m clear spans, and several pagodas.

We follow strict specific rules and regulations and a tight build schedule to complete the job in just a week!

Each structure is designed for different usage. The largest structure includes a main reception and dining area, while the additional structures house catering, toilet and walkway facilities. The internal layout varies per event.

Additionally, we manufacture and attach acoustic panels for our client’s winter projects, to act as a sound barrier while staging entertainment.

Supporting our client with their clients requirements


We strive to deliver and exceed our client’s (and their client’s) expectations, therefore our set up is reviewed on a yearly basis. Feedback is provided to our Project Manager each year to fully understand their needs from both a design and functionality perspective, which we then use to develop their design.

That’s why after more than decade, we’re still receiving great feedback from our client:

‘Having worked with Mar-Key Group for numerous years I can safely say that are a fantastic supplier. The planning and communication is extremely strong, which gives myself and my team confidence that the structures will be delivered to the highest of standards.’