The Atrium

A contemporary structure within an ancient building, The Atrium stands in palpable contrast to the time-​honoured Dining Hall. The Dining Hall is saturated with various antique fixtures and fittings that harp back to Trinity’s illustrious history whilst The Atrium embodies a more prevailing, up-​and-​coming side to the university often hosting a wealth of contemporary affairs such as fashion show receptions and photography exhibitions again in contrast to the more customary activities you would expect to go on within the conventional setting of the Dining Hall.
A perfect spot for receptions and buffets alike, the Atrium loans itself to artistic and innovative activity, entertainment, staging and presentations. The interior is very up-​to-​the-​minute with beech wood beams outlining the balconies, yet in conjunction with how it can never move too far away from it’s historic roots owing to it being within the same ancient building as the Dining Hall The Atrium’s interior design itself is deep-​rooted and clearly influenced by Tudor beams, in fact upon first seeing inside it reminded me of a present-​day Globe Theatre.
A fun venue for work and play, this uniquely designed venue boasts a progressive charm whilst never losing touch with the enchanting Trinity times gone by that so many of the other grandiose buildings on site commemorate.