Baths Hall Slide Show - 5th October 2010
05 October 2010 by Hamst
An update of the progress at the construction site of the Baths Hall.
The total project cost is �1.3m cheaper than originally anticipated. It was originally going to cost �15.7m, but due to a fall in construction costs, it will now cost �14.4m.
Clugston Construction from Scunthorpe have said during the building of the venue the project would employ 60 to 70 people on average, with up to 130 people at the busiest time.
The above slideshow is via Youtube.
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The Baths Hall will provide a modern, multi-use venue, capable of hosting live performances and events, top class entertainment, conferencing and wider community use for up to 2,000 people.
It will include:
An auditorium/multi use area at ground floor level with flexible partitioning, with a capacity of 1,200 seated and 2,000 standing
Additional balcony seating
Conference and break-out facilities
Caf�
Bar.
SMG Europe Holdings has been picked to run The Baths Hall, which is expected to open for business in November 2011.
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