ACCA

 ACCA’s building, designed by local architects Wood Marsh, has become one of Melbourne’s best loved architectural icons. The distinctive rusty steel façade contrasts with the shiny, inter-pressed metal and glass surface of the foyer’s interior, creating a space designed to provide an exciting contemporary art experience.

Based on the European model of the Kunsthalle or ‘exhibition hall’, ACCA in its simplest form, is a large shell for the display of contemporary art. ACCA has four gallery spaces of varying sizes, which open out from the distinctive foyer space.

The foyer is ideal for cocktail receptions, and the larger gallery has the ability to cater for up to 250 sit down. The blank white walls are an ideal canvas fro dressing the room with creative settings. 

111 Sturt Street, Southbank  

Capacity - 250 dinner, 500 cocktail