Central Hall, Keighley | Colin Riches
Keighley / United Kingdom / 2011
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Keighley Central Hall, built in 1893, is a former Primitive Methodist Chapel. It was used from the 1970’s as a youth centre, until its closure in 2003. The building was extensively refurbished and partially rebuilt, to re-open as a community venture in 2011. The building now houses offices, an event/exhibition space, meeting rooms and a café, all for community use.
The £1.74 million project was funded by the Governments Community Assets programme and Bradford Metropolitan District Council (CBMDC).
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Keighley Central Hall, built in 1893, is a former Primitive Methodist Chapel. It was used from the 1970’s as a youth centre, until its closure in 2003. The building was extensively refurbished and partially rebuilt, to re-open as a community venture in 2011. The building now houses offices, an event/exhibition space, meeting rooms and a café, all for community use. The £1.74 million project was funded by the Governments Community Assets programme and Bradford...
- Year 2011
- Work started in 2010
- Work finished in 2011
- Client Bradford Metropolitan District Council
- Status Completed works
- Type Parks, Public Gardens / Government and institutional buildings / Office Buildings / Multi-purpose Cultural Centres / Tourist Facilities / Bars/Cafés / Art Galleries / Urban Renewal / Recovery/Restoration of Historic Buildings / Structural Consolidation / Building Recovery and Renewal
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