Warehouse Space at 50 Adderley Street
About this space
Large Victorian Warehouse. The former retort house was built in 1909 on a gasworks site of 1841-2. It was designed by Birmingham Council’s Gas Department, under the supervision of the Engineer-in-Chief Walter Chaney and with the involvement of the young gas engineer Cecil Carrington Barber. As the site where coal was carbonised to produce crude gas, a retort house was the heart of a gasworks. It contained benches of horizontal ‘retorts’, sealed vessels which were charged with coal and then heated by a furnace, releasing gas and leaving behind coke.
The former retort house is located behind (south) of 50 Adderley Street and to the west of the Warwick and Birmingham Canal. It is a steel-framed structure which was clad in brick and built on a long, oblong plan. The long elevations originally had arched openings over three levels but the interior actually comprised a cellar and a double-height main floor.
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Catering and drinks
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Allowed events
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Subject to venue contract
Cancellation policy: Standard 30 day
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About 50 Adderley Street
A large Victorian Warehouse and ancillary buildings, boasting modern facilities in a unique setting. Functionality meets character. Featuring multiple areas, onsite parking and incredible infrastructure for a wide range of events
An innovative new cross-purpose, creative, and performing arts space in Digbeth, Birmingham.
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