Designed to Inspire
The Audrey Irmas Pavilion is a striking extension of our historic campus. Its bold architecture and versatile spaces make it a premier setting for gatherings, celebrations, and cultural events.
Discover inspired design and stunning scale that set the stage for creativity, ritual, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Architecture and Design
Extraordinary in its stature and ambitious in its vision, the Audrey Irmas Pavilion beckons Angelenos to come together for celebration and community. Located adjacent to our historic sanctuary in Koreatown, the Pavilion is a gift to all who love to gather.
Designed by the world-renowned firm OMA and architect Shohei Shigematsu under the leadership of Rem Koolhaas, the Pavilion is both modern and deeply symbolic. With its trapezoidal form and porthole windows, it leans away from the Temple’s dome, opening to the city and to the future. Inside, fluid transitions guide visitors through soaring event halls, intimate terraces, and a rooftop garden.
A Space for Every Occasion
The Pavilion is home to a wide range of flexible, multi-use spaces.
The Wendy and Leonard Goldberg Grand Ballroom
A highlight of the Audrey Irmas Pavilion is the Wendy and Leonard Goldberg Ballroom. Crowned with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, this stunning gaboon wood paneled room is an elegant spacious setting for celebrations, performances, lectures, and large-scale events.
The Chapel and Terrace
This space offers an intimate, contemplative setting for weddings, lifecycle moments, and small gatherings.
The Rooftop Garden
The Rooftop Garden provides sweeping views and a serene atmosphere for receptions, spiritual events, and community connection.
Be Part of the Vision
The Audrey Irmas Pavilion is an invitation to gather, celebrate, and create new traditions. Experience this extraordinary space, where the future of community is already unfolding.