Placevenue

Placevenue is a data construct used in information systems to describe a location that also serves as a site for events, performances, or gatherings. It blends geographic placement (place) with the functional role of a space as a venue (venue). The term is common in venue-management software, mapping platforms, and event discovery services.

A placevenue record typically includes identifiers, names, addresses, coordinates, capacity, layout, facilities, accessibility features, operating hours, and availability. It may reference external data sources such as municipal addresses or venue registries. The concept differentiates between the mere geographic point (place) and the event-ready status (venue), while capturing both in a single entity to support searching, filtering, and booking workflows. Data quality depends on regular verification, synchronization with calendars, and clear rules for ownership and updates.

In practice, placevenue enables users to locate suitable spaces, compare options by capacity or facilities, and request or confirm bookings. It supports analytics for utilization, planning, and urban-event management. Examples include indoor auditoria, outdoor plazas, or historic halls marketed as event venues. As a data model, placevenue is compatible with GIS standards and event-management schemas, and may be exposed via APIs to support third-party applications.