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As the home of many of Penn's heritage groups, the Arts, Research and Culture House (ARCH) is a stronghold of creativity and social awareness. Completed in 1929 in the Gothic Revival style, used for many of Penn's historic buildings, the ARCH continues to serve the University as the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships. The function of the building makes it symbolic of Penn's commitment to new and innovative ideas. This makes it an excellent backdrop for meetings, classes, or presentations held in its state-of-the-art classroom.
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| ARCH Auditorium |
ARCH Crest |
| The ARCH Auditorium can accommodate up to 200 guests and is flexible as a theatre or conference room depending on your requested preferences for the event. |
The Crest, with 1,848 sq ft, easily accommodates up to 80 people in classroom style but can be transformed to fit any request, depending on the purpose of the event. |
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