Spaces - London, Spaces Victoria

New lmperial college building on the White City campus. It's the usual high ceilings with industrial chic finishes. The entrance reception area is of a generous width that allows multiple variations of group sizes to enter and exit without congestion. The cafe bar just beyond reception is open plan so can be quite noisy a d not somewhere l could linger in as an Autistic person. I came to attend a marketing event for Hammersmith's new refurbished town hall. Our meeting space thankfully was clad in sound baffles abd soft materials that absorbed the hubbub of conversations happening everywhere. The room had an assistance lift to get people down the stairs but no one thought to leave one or two seats for us disabled folk to perch on whilst the speeches were made. Please organisers of events remember your older visitors, pregnant women and tired workers who might have the stamina to attend an evening event but find it hard to stand up for 2 hrs at a time. I appreciate a seat with my wine and nibbles.

The food is cold and disgusting. Never seen that kind of rude staff. When I ask for reheating the food, a black woman and a white guy shouted and put my food away, then said all the food is the same. I probably can understand why these people are stuck in this low job for the rest of their lives because they don’t earn any respect.

It's an office space. The cafe on ground floor is good. The hipster vibe is not for everyone