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Point Hotel Conference Centre
Designed as an extension to St Cuthbert’s Co-operative Association’s department store in 1937 by the architect TW Marwick (whose father designed the neighbouring building) the Modernist elevation was the first glass curtain-wall to be built in Scotland. The architect Andrew Doolan converted it to a conference centre in 2000, adding the Penthouse on the 5th floor which offers spectacular views of Edinburgh and the Castle. The conference centre has won numerous design awards.
1892-1937
Museum
1762
current,55.94579,-3.204115;
34-36 Bread Street
Edinburgh
10086
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John McLachlan, T P & T W Marwick
23/9/2012
11.00-16.00
<p>Limited wheelchair access.</p><p>Information leaflets/notes available.</p>
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EH3 9AF