The Harvard Style lecture theatres is a popular layout, ideal for smaller lecture theatres. View the Harvard arrangement here at Auditoria.

Harvard Style Lecture Theatres developed from the USA in 1908. Harvard Business School successfully proved the ‘horse-shoe’ seating format to be a successful method of increasing …

Harvard style lecture theatres, pioneered by the esteemed Harvard Business School in 1908, introduced the innovative 'horse-shoe' seating format, which proved to enhance collaboration …

Lecture Theatre 1 is a purpose built Harvard style lecture theatre providing seating for up to 120 delegates. Offering state of the art audio visual equipment, the hire of the space also includes …

A contemporary hybrid Harvard Style lecture theatre for up to 100 delegates. The auditorium benefits from natural light and complementary LCD screens either side of the lectern. There …

The LSE lecture theatre is a new "LSE style" lecture theatre, designed to allow for traditional style teaching as well as collaborative group work. The theatre can accomodate 80 people in a …

The Horseshoe (Harvard Style) Established by Harvard Business School, the ‘horseshoe’ style seating solution is an effective way of increasing interaction between students and the lecturer. …

This Harvard-style lecture theatre is one example of the many innovative teaching spaces at the University. Designed to promote collaborative learning and concentration, each seat has a …

Working with Todd Architects and Felix O'Hare, Audience Systems designed, manufactured and installed seating for two rooms in the Management School's brand new building: a traditional …

Based in the heart of London, Bush House incorporates the ideal blend between historical and traditional features. Clients have the choice of a variety of conference spaces including a …