DesignCafé

Maximum capacity: 100 people.
Floor space: 150 m²

Available for private events during the normal closing times of La Triennale (Monday all day; Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday after 8.30 p.m.; not available Thursday and Friday)

On the ground floor, looking directly out onto the La Triennale Garden, this is the ideal place for personalised dinners and banquets, as well as for enjoying an aperitif. Designed by Michele De Lucchi, the new Triennale DesignCafé consists of a series of central counters arranged as islands, with thematic displays curated by the Triennale Design Museum. The kitchen is open to view and guests can see the chefs at work through a large window. The café is arranged with glass tables and over fifty different design chairs. These come from some of the most representative series made in different materials and at different times by a variety of designers.

Salone d'Onore (Hall of Honour)

Maximum capacity: 350
Formal dinner: 250
Conference: 300
Dimensions: 370 m², 11 metres high

The Hall of Honour, with the 1933 The Arts mosaic made by Gino Severini for the international exhibition of the 5^th Triennale of Milan, is the ideal place for conferences, presentations, gala dinners and cocktail parties. It can be personalised and adapted to meet every need. On the first floor of the Palazzo dell'Arte, on the longest side of the building, a series of imposing windows look out over the park. It also gives onto the Terrace, which affords a splendid view of the La Triennale Garden and of the Castello Sforzesco.

The hall is equipped with up to 300 seats, dais, speaker's desk, 2 speaker's tables, speakers' armchairs and 1 reception table.

Teatro Agorà (Agorà Theatre)

Maximum capacity: 100
Floor space: 120 m²

Located inside, but separate from, the Triennale Design Museum, this space is designed as an "Agorà", with wooden seating steps around the perimeter. It is ideal for debates, meetings and conferences, in particular on the subject of design and architecture. Designed by Italo Rota in 2007, it combines an ancient feel with advanced technology: the interior is made of Lebanon cedar wood, while the exterior features a play of aluminium reflections. At the centre of the hall is a special video system, with 52 monitors, which can be seen from every seat.

Together with seats on the steps (about 60), a further 50 seats, 1 speakers' table and 1 reception table can be brought into the hall.

TriennaleLab

Maximum capacity: 60
Floor space: 120 m²

The ideal space for press conferences, conferences and presentations, TriennaleLab is a flexible space, which can be adapted to suit a variety of needs. Separated from the DesignCafé by a full-height window, it also has two large windows that look out over the park.

The hall is equipped with 60 seats, 2 speakers' tables, speakers' armchairs, 1 reception table, standard audio system and projector. 

Teatro dell'Arte (Art Theatre)

Maximum capacity: 480
Floor space: 760 m²

Recently reconnected to La Triennale by the main hall, as in the original design, the Theatre can be used for conferences, meetings, screenings, shows, exhibitions and festivals.

Designed by Giovanni Muzio, the Teatro dell'Arte is cleverly interconnected with the exhibition spaces of La Triennale and it offers the ideal stage for telling the story of art and design culture. Offering a broad range of cultural solutions, and the perfect place for a whole variety of initiatives, it is open to external joint ventures but at the same time has a distinct artistic identity of its own. Its programme focuses on the contemporary world, with a wide range of promotional exhibitions and events.