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The main conference hall at Chatham House underwent a major renovation project during summer 2008. This included both an overhaul of the physical space and a dramatic upgrading of its communications capacity.
The Joseph Gaggero Hall is purpose-built for conferences, meetings and seminars. A raised platform 2m x 8m (approx) ensures excellent visibility for speakers and creates an intimate atmosphere for discussion. Sound-proof partitions enable the hall to be converted into two smaller units, each with its own platform and entrance. Dimensions (approx) 18m x 7.5m (extension 14m x 5m).
Capacity:
Theatre-style: 250
Capacity:
Large half-hall theatre-style: 110
Capacity:
Small half-hall theatre-style: 96
Capacity:
Small half-hall seating in a square: 28 Capacity
Theatre-style: 250
Large half-hall theatre-style: 110
Small half-hall theatre-style: 96
Small half-hall seating in a square: 28
Features
Simultaneous interpretation facilities
Video satellite conferencing
Computer graphics
Projection equipment
Air conditioning
Induction loop for hard-of-hearing people