The Pyramid at Anderston, Category B listed building in Anderston, Glasgow, United Kingdom
The Pyramid at Anderston is a community center in Glasgow characterized by its distinctive pyramidal roof and square footprint. Inside are twenty-two rooms and three large halls that accommodate various activities and gatherings.
The building opened in 1968, designed by architects Honeyman, Jack and Robertson during the redevelopment of Anderston. It first functioned as a parish church before later converting to serve as a community center.
The building was originally a parish church and now serves as a gathering space for various community groups. People use the rooms for music events, meetings, and celebrations that bring the neighborhood together.
The center is straightforward to navigate and contains multiple rooms suitable for events ranging from small gatherings to larger conferences. Facilities are adaptable for different types of activities and uses.
The building received substantial funding in 2020 to upgrade its facilities and improve accessibility for visitors. This investment enabled the center to make its spaces and services more usable for a broader range of people.
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