The Pyramid at Anderston, Category B listed building in Anderston, Glasgow, United Kingdom
The Pyramid at Anderston features a prominent pyramidal roof and contains twenty-two rooms alongside three large community halls within its square structure.
The building, designed by Honeyman, Jack and Robertson architects, opened in 1968 during the redevelopment phase of the Anderston district in Glasgow.
The structure transitioned from Anderston Kelvingrove Parish Church to a community center in 2019, managed by The Pyramid at Anderston Trust organization.
The center offers spaces for music performances, conferences, family activities, and community gatherings through its multiple rooms and sanctuary space.
The Pyramid received a £1.1 million grant from the National Lottery Community Fund in 2020 for building improvements and accessibility enhancements.
Location: Glasgow City
Location: Glasgow
Website: https://thepyramid.scot
GPS coordinates: 55.86150,-4.27492
Latest update: March 12, 2025 04:39
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