In line with its commitment to nurturing local talent and fostering innovation, the Learning Space is a modular, multi-faceted space thoughtfully designed to accommodate an array of community programming ranging from interactive workshops, lectures to talks. The space several distinct areas, each tailored to serve a unique purpose.
The Learning Space is designed with flexibility in mind. It can seamlessly merge and accommodate larger events, exhibitions, conferences, and temporary retail pop-up stores. The space offers endless possibilities for creativity, learning, engagement, and commerce.
It is open to both the creative community and organizations. To learn more about booking the space or hosting your next workshop or event, download our information booklet or email contact@m7.org.qa
Makers Space
The Makers Space is equipped with tools and resources to bring designers’ ideas to life. The space contains modern tools and equipment such as steamers, overlock machines, sewing machines, Plasticpreneur machines.
Workshop Areas
There are multiple workshop areas that are designed to facilitate hands-on learning experiences. Whether using it for practical
skills or specialised topics, these areas provide the ideal setting for groups to explore, experiment and innovate.
Speakers Area
This space serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and intellectual discourse. It is designed for both formal lectures and casual talks. Its flexible layout can accommodate various presentation styles of different sizes and moods.
Exhibition and Multipurpose Area
The multipurpose area can be transitioned between various uses, including exhibitions and pop-up stores. Its adaptable design and ample space make it an ideal venue for showcasing art, products, or ideas.
Kids Space
Teachers, community groups, and homeschooling parents are encouraged to make use of the Kids Area in the Learning Space for design-related coursework and exploration. This space is equipped with materials and tools for a range of activities, from sewing and stitching to papercraft and building.
In the Kids Area, parents and teachers can engage in self-directed activities using our resources and toolkits. Additionally, teachers and community groups are welcome to bring their own materials and use the space for conducting design-focused activities. For more information about our Kids programmes, visit our Community Learning page.