Gallery I

The building’s Neo-Palladian architecture is reflected in the parallel rows of columns, allowing the 270 square metres space to be segmented to different sections that make it an excellent space for exhibitions.

The exposed brick entrance into Gallery I has retained its original form in the Old Parliament House built in 1827. The surfaces still endure to this day, and are so hard that nails cannot be knocked through.

Gallery I is best suited for exhibitions and as a venue to host large cocktail parties of up to 350 people.