Kings Place, Office building and cultural venue in King's Cross, London, England
Kings Place is a mixed-use building featuring two concert halls, art galleries, restaurants, and office spaces overlooking Regent's Canal in central London. The different areas span multiple floors, combining performance venues with daily workspace.
The building opened in 2008, marking a significant shift in the King's Cross neighborhood's development toward culture and commerce. Designed by Dixon Jones architects, it pioneered a new approach to mixing business with performance spaces in the area.
The building serves as a meeting point for music lovers and art enthusiasts, hosting performances and exhibitions that draw locals and visitors throughout the year. Audiences experience live performances across genres in the concert halls while galleries display contemporary work.
The building is easily accessible with relaxation areas along the canal and multiple facilities to spend time before or after events. The different floors are well-organized and visitors can browse galleries independently of scheduled performances.
The concert halls were engineered with specialized acoustic design by Arup to deliver precise sound quality for all types of performances. This technical care makes it a preferred venue for musicians and artists who value high-quality sound reproduction.
Location: London
Inception: 2008
GPS coordinates: 51.53493,-0.12171
Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07
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