A huddle room is a small meeting space, typically seating two to four people, used for quick, often unscheduled conversations and video calls, usually equipped with a single display and an all-in-one video bar.
Huddle rooms are most valuable when they are identical across an office, so anyone can walk in and start a call. They are usually the first room type defined in a meeting room standard.
Where this matters: Meeting room AV systems — see how AV Company New York applies this in real New York projects.
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Defined by Gerson Carrillo, Director of Professional Services, D.I.S.T. · Last reviewed · Editorial policy