The Foundry in Long Island City, New York, is a historic 19th-century industrial building with a rich history rooted in the development of New York City. Originally a turn-of-the-century metal foundry,

by 1906, it was one of several steel foundries in LIC supplying the needs of New York City's riverfront manufacturers. By the 1970s,

The Foundry was essentially an abandoned space, housing defunct vehicles and a mountain of debris. In 1980, the Du Val family purchased the property, restoring and renovating the space to reflect its original industrial character.

It is the only foundry in the area that still stands today.