The phrase "auditorium room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific room designed for large gatherings, presentations, or performances, typically within a school, theater, or conference center.
Example: "The conference will be held in the auditorium room on the second floor, where seating is available for up to 300 attendees."
Alternatives: "auditorium" or "lecture hall".
Food is not permitted at any time in the auditorium (room 112) and classrooms.
All technical talks and the panel will be held in the HP auditorium (room B01) of Gates Hall.
- Dr. O'Keefe will present his lecture, "The Hippocampal Cognitive Map: Past, Present and Future," from 10 11 am in the Davis Auditorium, Room 412, 530 W. 120th St., on Columbia University's Morningside Campus.
On that note, we are hosting the first of what we hope will be many events this year, "The Quest Brainstorm Workshop," on Monday, Sept. 24 from 3-5 p.m. in Singleton Auditorium (Room 46-3002).
This year's Sydney and Mitzi Blumenthal Lecture and Award for Contributions to Management in Technology program will be held at 4 30 p.m. in the main auditorium, room B17, of Hackerman Hall on the Homewood campus.
WHERE: In the lobby outside the auditorium (room B17) in the basement of Hackerman Hall on The Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus, 3400 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. WHO: 18 three-member teams of Johns Hopkins students in a freshman mechanical engineering course will compete in a series of races to deliver a "payload" past obstacles and across a finish line.
The upper three floors of the original house, which was constructed in 1850, are now operated as a bed and breakfast, called Auditorium Rooms, by Mr. Buonocore's brother.
Google Ventures Startup Universityy plans on expanding and taking up formal residence in a building off of the Google Campus with dedicated conference rooms, an auditorium, break rooms and a user research facility.
Whether or not you regard such work as concert performance, the point is that the theatre can combine itself with ensemble music-making in a way that the concert hall (or "auditorium", listening room) cannot.
The sets, by Jasmine Catudal, rich in gold and red, offer all kinds of spaces in which singers and dancers can move about: stage, auditorium, trap room, prompter's box, catwalks.
As the first syllables of Perlmutter's name floated to the back of the auditorium, the room erupted into rapturous applause and a standing ovation followed that roared to a crescendo of whooping and hollering.
