Opus 1-2

Opus 1 and 2 work best for small meetings and training sessions, group work, parallel spaces, and workshops. The spaces can be used together or separately, there is a soundproof opening wall between the spaces. When the rooms are combined, there is usually a single conference table with 20 seats, but other forms of furniture, such as rows of chairs or classroom, can also be used in the space.

Small spaces Opus 1, 2 and 3 are located on the second floor on the side of the bright Park Foyer. Due to their central location, they are also ideal as meeting or storage facilities for trade fairs and exhibitions, or as a backdrop for the event organizer.

Opus 1–2 is given a unique look by the graffiti work decorating the walls. This dashing piece of art presents Tam and Pere lions, who are adventuring on the walls as a result of an idea competition organized by Arts Promotion Center Finland and Tampere Hall in February 2016. The background to the competition was the story of a zoo located on the site of Tampere Hall in 1964–72.

The zoo was home to a pair of lions, which the city of Tampere received as a gift from its twin city of Łódź, Poland. The lions were named Tam and Pere. This artwork achieved the second place in the competition, created by the working couple Wille Klén and Tomas Regan. The work is done with freehand, and the material used is spray paint, marker pens and construction paints.