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The Pitt Building
A distinguished choice for conferences, seminars, meetings, launches, training days and exhibitions...
History
The Pitt Building was commissioned in honour of William Pitt the Younger and completed in 1833. For over a hundred years it housed the printing and publishing offices of Cambridge University Press. In 2004 the Pitt Building was elegantly renovated to the highest modern standards to offer professional conference and meeting facilities for up to 250 people.
Location
On Trumpington Street between King's College Chapel and the Fitzwilliam Museum, the Pitt Building is located in the heart of the historic city centre.
Rooms
The Pitt Building offers a flexible choice of:
- Two spacious conference suites that are climate-controlled, naturally lit and equipped with the latest audio-visual equipment. Both can accommodate theatre-style presentations or boardroom-style meetings
- One boardroom with dramatic Gothic features and a stunning oriel window
- Two smaller meeting rooms, suitable for informal sessions or breakout spaces
We provide
- Flexible space for conferences, training sessions, meetings, product launches, lectures, exhibitions and drinks receptions
- A desirable, historic and conveniently central location, offering immediate access to numerous hotels, restaurants and places of interest
- Year-round availability
- Adaptable catering packages
- Comprehensive office facilities
- Friendly, personal service
For a brochure please contact The Events Office on 01223 330807, or email pittbuilding@cambridge.org
The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1RP
www.cambridge.org/pittbuilding
The Cass Centre Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8BS
Telephone 01223 333354
Email casscentre@cambridge.org
The Cass Centre is owned and operated by Cambridge University Press
