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170 Queen's Gate, SW7 5HF, London
170 Queen's Gate, SW7 5HF, London
The event will be held in 170 Queen's Gate, in the South Kensington Campus at Imperial College London.
170 Queen's Gate is a grade II listed Victorian townhouse, completed in 1889 by Norman Shaw.
Access to the venue is exclusively via PIN code or Imperial ID.
On the left-hand side of the 170QG front door there is a card reader. Imperial ID cards work on it between 9:00 and 17:00 (just touch on the black pin pad for access). Outside these hours and for external guests there is a PIN code, changed daily. PIN codes for the workshop dates have been shared with all attendees via email. In case of issues, please email f.sannapassino@imperial.ac.uk.
Getting here
Getting here
170 Queen's Gate, London, SW7 5HF
Information about reaching Imperial College London from airports in the London area can be found in this webpage.
By tube
The nearest tube station is Gloucester Road (approximately a 10 minutes walk from the venue). At Gloucester Road, there is access to the Piccadilly, District and Circle lines.
Other stations nearby are South Kensington (Piccadilly, District, Circle lines; ~10/15 minutes walk), High Street Kensington (Circle line; ~15/20 minutes walk), Queensway (Central Line; ~15/20 minutes walk) and Lancaster Gate (Central Line; ~20 minutes walk).
By bus
The nearest bus stops are Imperial College / Queen's Gate Terrace (bus 170, connecting Victoria Station to Minstead Gardens) and Queen's Gate Terrace (bus 49, connecting White City and Clapham Junction).
Local Area
Local Area
The South Kensington campus of Imperial College London is located in Albertopolis, an area centered around Exhibition Road, containing many cultural and educational institutions (such as Imperial College London, its Royal School of Mines, and the Royal College of Music). This webpage contains information about local museums (Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum), concert halls (Royal Albert Hall), local parks (Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens), shopping and other local attractions.
Cafes
Options for cafes and bakeries not far from the workshop venue are Hjem (3 Launceston Pl, W8 5RJ), Guillam Coffee House (24 Gloucester Rd, SW7 4RB), Montparnasse Cafe (22 Thackeray St, W8 5ET), or the V&A Cafe (accessible from the V&A entrance on Exhibition Rd).
Pubs
Options for pubs close to the workshop venue are The Queen's Arms, The Gloucester Arms, and The Builders Arms.
Practical information
Practical information
Wi-Fi access
For Wi-Fi access, see the following webpage: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/admin-services/ict/self-service/connect-communicate/wifi-and-networks/access-wifi/.
Rooms
All talks will be held in the Council Room, whereas light breakfast, coffee breaks and lunch will be served in the Drawing Room. 170QG is also used as the staff lounge at Imperial College London, so there are spaces around the venue to hold smaller meetings and chats between participants.
Access to the venue
See information at the top of this page.
Campus map
A map of Imperial College London's South Kensington Campus is available at this link.
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