The Lecture Hall

The Lecture Hall is next to the Swedish Museum of Architecture's exhibitions, and was built in 1851-53, by the architect Fredrik Blom. The walls are whitewashed, the fittings are of blonde wood and the windows provide a harmonious light. The hall has a capacity of 108 people with seating in rows on the sloping floor. All seats have writing tablets.

The Lecture Hall has a lectern, a podium desk, an overhead projector, a whiteboard and a video projector that can be connected to a computer. There are four wired microphones. The hall also has two slide projectors that can be used separately or together. 

Price

Full day: SEK 18,000

Morning: SEK 9,500

Afternoon: SEK 11,500

Price per extra hour, after 6 pm: SEK 1,000

Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays (exceptionally): a 50% surcharge

Morning: 8.30 - 12.00 am

Afternoon: 1 - 6 pm

All prices are excluding VAT

Lecture Hall measurements

Width: 10 m

Depth (to the first row of seats): 2.5 m

Ceiling height: 3.6 m