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If you’re going to hold a lot of events in royal manors then sure maybe buying a royal manor is cheaper. However, most events don’t need to be held in royal man
by oefrha 4y ago
If you’re going to hold a lot of events in royal manors then sure maybe buying a royal manor is cheaper. However, most events don’t need to be held in royal manors, especially if they are about altruism or shit like that.
- a_bonobo 4y agoI did my undergrad in one of the many German universities where the main building was a 'schloss', an aristocrat's huge mansion, similar to OP's manor. It was the worst building for teaching, as ballrooms are flat so you can't see the speaker past the third row, and acoustics are awful because these rooms are just not made to carry sound from one spot to the rest of the room.
- jefftk 4y agoI don't think that's a problem in this case? I've been to the building (I'm friends with the person who started the project and he showed it to me in April when I was visiting) and it doesn't have a ballroom. The rooms it does have do seem like a good size and configuration for the planned use (medium sized residential workshops).