Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Queen Elizabeth Hall is a prominent mid-20th-century modernist performing arts venue in London, renowned for its concerts, contemporary arts programming, and location within the Southbank Centre complex.

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Queen Elizabeth Hall canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concert hall
modernist building
performing arts venue
architecturalStyle Brutalist architecture
linked to: Brutalism

Modernist architecture
category concert halls in the United Kingdom
music venue in London
theatre in London
country United Kingdom
hasAcousticsDesignedFor amplified and unamplified music
hasBoxOffice yes
hasFacility Purcell Room
hasFoyer yes
hasProgrammeFocus classical music
contemporary music
dance
experimental arts
spoken word
hasStage proscenium stage
inception 1967
isPartOf London’s South Bank cultural quarter
isWellKnownFor contemporary arts programming
location within Southbank Centre complex
modernist design
locatedOn River Thames south bank
location England
London
linked to: London, England

South Bank
United Kingdom
namedAfter Queen Elizabeth II
linked to: Elizabeth II
neighbouringBuilding Hayward Gallery
Royal Festival Hall
notablePeriod mid-20th century
openingDate 1967
operator Southbank Centre
owner Southbank Centre
partOf Southbank Centre
partOfComplex Southbank Centre arts complex
primaryUse concerts
contemporary arts programming
publicTransit Embankment station
Waterloo station
region London Borough of Lambeth
linked to: Lambeth
roofFeature roof garden
seatingCapacity approximately 900
structuralSystem reinforced concrete

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South Bank of the River Thames hasLandmark Queen Elizabeth Hall
South Bank arts complex hasPart Queen Elizabeth Hall
Hayward Gallery near Queen Elizabeth Hall