Audrey Irmas Pavilion
- From £3750
- 300 Standing
- Unknown
- From £3750
- 300 Standing
- Unknown
Space description
The Sunken Garden at Audrey Irmas Pavilion is a unique and versatile space ideal for hosting a variety of events, from intimate gatherings to large-scale functions. With its flexible layout and diverse spatial characters, the Sunken Garden offers a stunning setting for events, meetings, and programs. The design of the Sunken Garden allows for framed views, filtered light, and internal vantage points, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere. The space features a sunken garden that opens up to the sky, leading to a rooftop with expansive views of Los Angeles. The Sunken Garden is a modern masterpiece that harmonizes historic traditions with modern civic needs, providing a platform for gathering and community engagement.
More about Audrey Irmas Pavilion
The Audrey Irmas Pavilion in Los Angeles, designed by Office of Metropolitan Architecture, is a 55,000 square foot structure adjacent to Wilshire Boulevard Temple. It features flexible spaces including a Grand Ballroom and a sunken garden, with a unique façade made of 1,230 hexagonal panels. The Pavilion aims to blend historic traditions with modern civic needs, serving as a platform for community engagement and hosting the Annenberg Foundation's GenSpace initiative for older adults.