The Pyramid at Anderston
- From £38 per hour
- 280 people
- Anderston Station
- 400m² (4306ft²)
Spaces in The Pyramid at Anderston
Community Room
Argyle Room is a versatile space within The Pyramid at Anderston, ideal for hosting meetings, small film screenings, and workshops. It features blackout curtains, a projection screen, and equipment for hybrid online/in-person events. With a standing capacity of 60 and a theatre seating capacity of 50, it is a ground floor level-access space.
Pyramid Hall
A stunning and unique space with great natural light and original interior features, all under the iconic pyramid roof. A great option for summer weddings and celebrations. The space features a raised platform area with a podium, as well as over 200 original chairs from the building's completion in 1968, that can be arranged in the space as required. The heating is not operational and so the spae may not be suitable for certain events during Winter months.
See venueSports Hall
The recently refurbished Sports Hall has beautiful hardwood floors and a good-sized stage area, half-court sized floor area, built-in fan heaters and sports wall-cladding. The stage is equipped with curtains but has no technical stage lighting. External technical equipment, such as lighting or audio, for use on the stage can be brought in upon agreement - please note that the hall has skylights with no blackout.
See venueLower Hall
Lower Hall is our smallest hall, which is most suited for children's games and sporting activities, or as a breakaway space for full building hires. It is the only space in the building which isn't level-access, as it is on a recessed floor with 9 steps to reach, and there are no toilets on this level. There is minimal power in this space - one standard 13 Amp socket, but 32 Amp single phase power can be brought in if required at an additional cost.
See venueKelvingrove Room
Fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights, this is a bright and open room with a lot of natural lights. Suitable for small meetings, workshops and gentle exercise classes.
See venueAbout The Pyramid at Anderston
The Pyramid at Anderston was designed by Glasgow architects Honeyman, Jack and Robertson for The Church of Scotland, and was completed in 1968, as part of the redevelopment of the Anderston area. The building is home to twenty-two rooms - used as meeting and workspaces as well as three larger community halls, including the beautiful Pyramid Hall, with its unique shape and original wood features, and fully refurbished Sports Hall.
For more information, visit our website http://www.thepyramid.scot