Description
BMA House is home to the British Medical Association and is centrally located in Bloomsbury London. This beautiful red brick building was designed in 1911 by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. The building is centred on the Courtyard with a memorial fountain.
Furthermore, a private garden with pond can be found at the rear of the building; and provides a tranquil outdoor space for Events. The Garden is also famous for being the grounds of the house of Sir Charles Dickens where he is said to have written some of his most famous novels.
BMA House features a range of beautiful spaces, all benefiting from a major refurbishment whilst keeping their original features and Grade II listing. Throughout the grounds are elegant features such as grand Archways, stone Corinthian Columns whilst inside BMA House are intricate detailing, large windows and huge mirrors.
Many of the spaces within BMA House are flexible for a range of events such as conferences, hybrid events and meetings, summer parties, dinners and private events, and weddings.
If you'd like to visit BMA House right now, take the virtual tour.
