Meetings and summit
Lakeside Boardroom Pavilion
Twenty-four seats above Lake Hayk. A closed room for board meetings and conversations that stay off the record.
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Spatial canvas
Lakeside Boardroom · confidential table
Spatial narrative
Delegates come in through a screened arcade to a table set before they arrive. Coffee breaks move to the antechamber, with the lake in view through the afternoon.
Geometry
- Canvas
- Lakeside Boardroom · confidential table
- Ceiling
- 3.8 m
- Orientation
- Lake panorama
- Footprint
- 180 m²
- Volume
- Approx. 180 sq m boardroom, antechamber and terrace
- Zone
- Boardroom pavilion
Production
- Isolation-rated for confidential speech; no bleed to public corridors.
- Ceiling microphones for hybrid delegates; not intended for public broadcast.
- 84-inch display and wireless presentation; no public projection to exterior glass.
- Direct access from executive wing; separate service door for catering.
Hospitality
- Board lunch and dinner by Chef's Table; espresso and mineral service continuous
- Executive concierge
- NDA staff briefing available; press held to terrace only by arrangement
Layout and orientation
Low glass pavilion with stone terrace; interior of walnut, brass and acoustic plaster.
Impressions
The story
A summit composed
The Lakeside Boardroom Pavilion is the resort's most private corporate space: a single table for up to twenty-four, full-height glass on three sides, and a dedicated antechamber for breaks so the main room never empties into public circulation. The lake is present but subordinate — sightline held low so screens and documents remain primary. Technology is executive-grade: encrypted conferencing, wireless presentation, and acoustic isolation rated for sensitive discussion. Signing ceremonies can expand to the adjacent stone terrace for photographs without moving catering or press into the boardroom itself. Ideal for board away-days, bilateral meetings and small leadership retreats when the estate's larger amphitheater would be excessive. Overnight packages pair the pavilion with executive suites and private dining in the Chef's Table wing.