Solaglas lanterns light up Sheffield City Hall

2006-04-01T00:00:00

The two glazed boxes sited symmetrically to the front elevation of Sheffield City Hall are designed to provide functional yet sympathetic 'beacons of light'

Built in 1932 of Darley Dale stone and designed in the classical revival style, Sheffield City Hall is currently the home of over 400 events per year. Solaglas Structural Contracting has recently completed an £80K glazing project for the City Hall from main contractors HBG.

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