The Tabernacle, Hastings, a Victorian church building in a Conservation Area, this building had been used continuously since its construction in 1854. Most of the interior features were removed in the 1970s when a suspended ceiling was introduced to the main hall, which can be seen clearly through the tall lancet windows to the front elevation. The brief was to address the stepped access into the building which did not comply with current Building Regulations or with the Equality Act 2010.
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