A creative workshop — Copenhagen
Anvil is a small crew that builds interactive things with real weight — installations, launch sites, rooms that react. The workshop is behind this door. Scroll; we'll get the lights.
Start a buildThe workshop
Four people, one workshop, no account managers. Every project gets the same treatment as the machine on the platform downstairs: stripped to the frame, rebuilt on purpose, and not released until it runs quiet. We take on six builds a year — that's the whole business model.
The founder
Anvil is run by Elias Ward, who spent ten years building interactive rooms for brands that needed queues explained to fire marshals. He started Anvil to do the same work with a smaller crew and a shorter distance between the sketch and the weld.
What we believe
A screen on a wall is furniture. A screen with a story pointed at it is a crowd. We plan the narrative before we order a single panel — from the first render to opening night, one crew carries it end to end.
Selected builds
Three builds from the last year — each one still running, none of them quietly.
Contact
One email reaches all four of us. Tell us the idea and the deadline — we'll tell you honestly whether it fits on the bench.
The build log