The Design Museum has just opened its new home on the site of the former Commonwealth Institute in Kensington, London.
The Design Museum include two major temporary gallery spaces, a free permanent collection display, a restaurant overlooking Holland Park, an auditorium, studios, a library and an archive and learning facilities.
The 10,000sq-mt site also incorporates event space. This includes:
The 460 sq-mt Bakala auditorium which will seat up to 200 delegates theatre style with state-of-the-art AV facilities. It can be used for screenings, conferences, product launches, lectures and award ceremonies.
The 319 sq-mt Helene and Johannes Huth Gallery, located on the second floor of the museum, has views over Holland Park. It will seat up to 200 guests for a dinner. The room will also divide into two separate sections.
The 314 sq-mt atrium is the main entrance to the museum; a triple height space with views of the Design Museum’s dramatic roof. It is available for cocktail receptions, launches or award ceremonies – and can be combined with the Bakala auditorium for larger events.
The Design Museum is located in Kensington High Street, short walk from High Street Kensington tube station.
Details: https://designmuseum.org/venue-hire