The White House
Practical Spaces
There are three spaces in the main Thornlea House (known as The White House). Thornlea was the residence of Alderman W.H.Reed, former Mayor of Exeter. In 1922, Alderman Reed bought Streatham Hall (now Reed Hall) for the University College of the West of England, starting the development of the Streatham Campus as we know it today.
WH1, WH2 & WH3 are each equipped with 55inch LED screens and a sound system. There is a dedicated Windows 10 PC attached to each system with a wireless keyboard and mouse. Each AV system also has an AirServer attached to the screen. The AirServer allows wireless video/audio streaming from up to 8 simultaneously connected mobile devices / laptops. Wireless protocols include Airplay, Chromecast and Miracast.
Polished wooden floor, piano, chairs, tables
Dimensions: 7m x 5.3m
Polished wooden floor, piano, chairs, tables, blackout blinds
Dimensions: 7.6m long x 5.3m wide x 2.9m high
Carpeted floor, chairs, tables, blackout blinds
Dimensions: 7.2m long x 4.6m wide x 2.9m high
Opening times
8.30am - 9pm Monday - Friday during term times.
Communications, Drama and Film students and staff need to use their University card after 5pm to access the building. The White House is not open at weekends.
