The Great Hall is an imposing room at 28ft high and 115ft long. Located in the heart of BMA House on the first floor, the room offers views from a balcony over the main Courtyard. It is particularly impressive when set up for a conference, boasting luxurious retractable seating and state of the art AV equipment. The room boasts an abundance of natural light but benefits from full blackout facility when required.
The Council Chamber has been specifically built to provide the perfect space for meetings, interactive debates and AGMs. It comes with the latest in AV technology, individual delegate microphones and an 'at seat' voting system. The room boasts plenty of natural light and has views over the Garden and the Courtyard. If required full blackout blinds can be installed.
The Prince's Room is perhaps BMA House's most beautiful space - giving the illusion of being circular, it features a stunning glass chandelier as a centrepiece, with gorgeous high ceilings and mirrored-over mantels that match the windows. Intricate gold leaf adorns the perimeter of the room and Corinthian columns can be found in the recesses of each corner. It's a spectacular space that will inspire any meeting or presentation.
The Cater Room is a purpose-built boardroom with a contemporary design and stylish features. It offers fantastic facilities for presentations, video & tele-conferencing and space for for up to 12 delegates. It overlooks the central Courtyard and Memorial gates and is the perfect environment for top-level discussions.
Located on the third floor the Black Suite comprises of the Black, Lister & Flemming rooms. It retains the original art deco barrel-vaulted ceiling of the Great Hall of which it was part until an extra floor was created in 1985. The Suite can be set out in a number of different layouts and comes with the latest AV technology. A fantastic space for larger meetings, presentations, conferences or corporate events.
The Charles Dickens Room is located on the lower ground floor and offers great AV technology and real flexibility that makes it perfect for a variety of smaller meetings. The names of past Presidents, Secretaries and other senior officers of the BMA are inscribed around on the walls around the room.
BMA House is a stunning building that was designed in 1911 by the famous architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, and has been home to the British Medical Association since 1925.
It has been refurbished to preserve and restore the traditional designs that beautifully compliment any wedding or social event. Modern integrated facilities have also been brought in to create flexible spaces that are ideal for conferences, meetings & exhibitions.
Situated in a fantastic Central London location, BMA House has incredible links around London, to the rest of the UK and to Europe.