Hamilton Hay Van Jonker
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Hamilton Hay Van Jonker

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Dates & Times

Thurs 17 Sept

18:00

About this Event

Hamilton Hay Van Jonker is an architectural practice founded in 2024 that works largely with historic and listed buildings. We invite you to our studio, the former Adelphi Public Terrace School (1894), to explore the theme of “Glasgow Goes Out” through the lens of two of our projects.
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Drawing on our research into two of Glasgow’s most well-loved performance venues - the Britannia Panopticon Music Hall and the King’s Theatre - we will deliver a talk which explains the development of the city’s entertainment scene as it evolved from the early days of the Glasgow Fair, sing-alongs and trained fleas in the back room of pubs, to the varied cultural offer we see today.

About this Venue

Hamilton Hay Van Jonker (formerly Adelphi Public Terrace School)

5 Florence Street, G5 0YX
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Formerly Adelphi Public Terrace School is now home to a studio of architects, heritage consultants and sustainability specialists that are working with ambitious clients to connect people to their environment, to their past, and to a shared sustainable future.

Access Information

Wheelchair accessible building
Toilet facilities
Refreshments
Parking
Bike parking
Additional information:
 
There is a non-compliant ramp to the main entrance. Lift in the foyer. Toilets include an accessible cubicle but no Doc-M complaint support rails. Water bottles can be filled up.

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