Sun Nov 8, 2009 3:23 pm
HUB 108
HUB 108 in Standard Set - Open Space
| Room Name: | HUB 108 | |
| Room Type: | Large meeting space | |
| Room Dimensions: | 51'7" x 46'2" | |
| Ceiling height: | 10'4" | |
| Square footage: | 2330 | |
| Room Capacity: | 46-200 | |
| Floor type: | Ceramic tile | |
| Windows: | No | |
| Wheelchair Accessible: | Yes | |
| Ethernet access: | Wireless: available with
UW Net ID Wired: No Ethernet Services |
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| Phone access: | Yes (when ordered) | |
| Food/Beverages Alcohol: |
Only per Food/Beverage Policy Only per Alcohol Policy | |
| Available sets: | Set / Diagram: Open space (standard) / pdf *Banquet / pdf *Classroom / pdf *Conference / pdf *Lecture / pdf *Exhibit / pdf *Seminar / pdf *Custom Set Fees Apply |
Capacity: 200 152 66 46 170 31 tables 70 |
| Amenities: | Built-in screen 8'x10' 3 entrances 10 standard outlets |
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| Features: | HUB
Permanent Art Collection: Two Lane Highway and Untitled (series of 2) by Richard Johnson, painter Adjacent to HUB Art Gallery |
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| Intended for: | Large meeting, lecture | |
Use of University Facilities
University departments, Registered Student Organizations (RSO's), and faculty/staff may make a reservation without a Request for Use of University Facilities form if the event is only attended by University members.
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