A large group of people are seated and standing in a modern lecture hall, attentively listening to a speaker. The audience spans multiple tiers, with many individuals looking forward and some taking notes.

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Abraham Darby

Situated on the first floor, the Abraham Darby Room is a comfortable, medium-sized meeting space set in a hollow boardroom layout for up to 16 delegates. Its flexibility makes it ideal for team meetings, interviews, planning sessions and short courses. Offering a professional and welcoming environment, it provides an accessible and affordable meeting option within central London.

Room Layouts & Capacities

hollow

A simple, gray square frame with a thick border made of smaller gray rectangles surrounds a central white square, reminiscent of London’s urban Event layouts. Each rectangle is evenly spaced around the edge, providing a balanced and cohesive design.

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u-shaped

A gray, abstract design features a horseshoe-shaped figure at its center, evoking the sophisticated aesthetics of sustainable events. It is framed by evenly spaced small rectangles along the top, right, and bottom edges.

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classroom

A geometric arrangement of gray rectangles and squares on a white background forms a pattern resembling a pixelated face. This innovative design could inspire sustainable event layouts, with three large rectangles as eyes and mouth, and smaller squares adding extra features.

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mEETING Room dIMENSIONS

Height: 2.8m
Length: 5.2m
Width: 5.0m
Area: 26.0m²

The Perfect Space For

George Fox suite The auditorium at Friends House, known for hosting large event spaces in London, boasts wooden paneling and a sea of attentive faces. The diverse audience listens intently to the unseen speaker as rows of seats rise toward the back, reminiscent of venues near Kings Cross and London Euston.

Conferences & Seminars

Benjamin Lay Suite A group of people seated in blue chairs in a modern conference room near London Euston & Kings Cross, face a presenter standing by a screen. Displaying the WorldHost logo and text about customer service excellence, the event emphasizes sustainable practices in meeting layouts.

Team Building & Away Days

Two people holding books and drinks stand near a table stacked with colorful books. Their faces are not visible, and they appear to be talking at an event or exhibitions such as a book fair.

Exhibitions

George Fox Suite Three people in a well-lit studio are sitting on chairs, participating in a talk show about the Global Chess League. They hold microphones, with chess-themed decor highlighting London landmarks in the background. Professional lighting and camera equipment are visible. The Light Auditorium Day delegate package

Product Launch Events

Abraham Darby (1678-1717)

Born into a Quaker family in the Midlands, Abraham Darby played a pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution through his advances in iron manufacturing. He started a four-generation tradition of ironmaking that significantly impacted Britain’s industrial development.

Apprenticed to Jonathan Freeth, Darby initially worked in brass casting in Bristol, contributing to its rise as a brass exporter. In 1707, he and fellow Quaker John Thomas patented a sand casting method used in steam engine production.

Darby later moved to Coalbrookdale, where he developed a method for producing pig iron using coke rather than charcoal, a major breakthrough that accelerated the Industrial Revolution. His success was supported by a strong Quaker business network.

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