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Located right next to the New York Hall, it can accommodate a total of 835 people. With an area of 662 m², it offers space for events with up to 835 people in row seating. A movable partition wall allows the Genf and New York halls to be used together for all kinds of events, such as exhibitions or evening events.

The hall’s glass facade offers a good view of the United Nations campus as well as the former Members’ Houses, which are designated historic landmarks and now house the Boarding Haus on Heussallee. The Wien Hall has an area of 348 m² and a capacity of 440 seats in row seating or 195 seats in parliamentary-style seating. Partition walls allow the hall to be divided into up to three smaller rooms.

The hall measures 543 m² and has a capacity of 580 seats in row seating or 300 seats in parliamentary-style seating. The Nairobi Hall can be divided into up to four smaller halls using partition walls. The event hall has an adjacent control room. The glass facade offers a view of the neighboring United Nations campus, Deutsche Welle, and the Post Tower.

The two multipurpose rooms—Room 1 (194 m²) and Room 2 (150 m²)—are located at the main entrance. These rooms can be used, for example, for registration, as a coat check, for document distribution, as security checkpoints, or as a conference office.

The Foyer is flooded with light and covered with a large glass roof without columns, measuring 2,000 square metres. With a usable area of approx. 1,600 square metres, the Foyer is suitable for use as an exhibition or catering area.

The Bangkok Hall is located in the Rhine Valley and covers an area of 310 m²; it can be divided into three equally sized event spaces using partition walls. The hall can accommodate up to 350 people in row seating or 160 people in parliamentary-style seating and features an adjacent control room. The Rhine Passage allows for combined use with the plenary building.

The hall is located in the Rhine Valley and measures 265 m²; it can be divided into up to three event spaces using partition walls. The maximum capacity is 330 people in row seating or 130 people in parliamentary-style seating. The Rheinpassage provides optimal access to the plenary building.

Located on the lower level, the Foyer has a usable area of 1,900 square metres, it can be used as an exhibition or catering area. Light wells ensure that natural light from the entrance level reaches the Rhine level. From the Foyer Rhine Level, the spacious Rhine Passage connects the Main Building to the Plenary Building.

With premium equipment and furnishings, the Club Lounge covers an area of 360 square metres and extends to the second floor with a gallery. The Club Lounge also has its own spacious roof terrace and an adjacent kitchen area.

The first and second floors feature 24 flexible-use offices ranging in size from 20 m² to 70 m². Various furnishing options allow the spaces to be used as offices or workshop rooms. In addition, two VIP offices with fixed furnishings are available.

Santiago de Chile room is located on the second floor. It covers an area of 407 square metres and has capacity for 195 people seated in rows. The room offers views of the former government quarter with the United Nations Campus and the Post Tower.

Tokio Room measures 310 square metres and can accommodate 200 people seated in rows. The room can be divided into two sections (183 square metres / 130 square metres) with a partition wall.

* if Tokyo 1 and Tokyo 2 are used simultaneously, the capacity is limited to 200 people in total

The artists’ area is located on the 2nd floor, right next to the New York Hall. There are four private dressing rooms (14 m²) with a shower, restroom, and lounge area, as well as two additional artists’ dressing rooms measuring 18 m². The artists’ area is rounded out by two group dressing rooms (50 m² each) with lockers and separate shower and restroom areas, as well as a kitchen for crew catering and a dining room that seats up to 40 people.

The foyer on the second floor is located in front of the gallery of New York Hall. The foyer has a usable area of approx. 370 square metres (in parts with fire protection to DIN 4102 Class A – non-combustible).