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The Venue

One Whitehall Place, commissioned by The National Liberal Club, was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, president of the British Architects, and completed in 1887. At the time it brought together established craftsmanship with late 19th-century cutting-edge technology.

From the moment you enter, you will be aware of its architectural elegance: tall, lofty ceilings, glorious faience tiling and intricate plasterwork, and a unique unsupported staircase that spirals through three storeys – the largest of its kind in Europe.

In October, these historic rooms will once again resonate with debate as they host Auditoria & Performing Arts Centres Executive Summit’s international speakers.

The venue has been incorporated into The Royal Horseguards hotel, providing delegates with a convenient, central London location for their stay and discussions.

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“Part of my role must be to take advantage of our fantastic location between the London Eye and Tate Modern – the two key visitor attractions on the south side of the Thames. Our projection three years ago was that we would have 12-15 million visitors passing through the site by 2008-9. It’s already 15 million!”
Southbank Centre’s CEO Michael Lynch.