Peel Building, Grade II listed university building in Salford, England
The Peel Building features red Accrington bricks and terracotta sculptures on its facade, representing late 19th-century British architectural design principles.
Constructed in 1896 as the Salford Royal Technical Institute, the building received its official opening from the future King George V and Queen Mary.
The Victorian-era Peel Hall within the building serves as a concert venue and recording space with seating for 300 people.
The building contains multiple lecture theaters that accommodate groups from 2 to 103 people, along with adaptable classrooms and meeting spaces.
The structure stands as the University of Salford's oldest operational building and houses the School of Environment and Life Sciences.
Location: Salford
Inception: 1896
GPS coordinates: 53.48520,-2.27324
Latest update: March 10, 2025 14:09
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