Himalayan Centre for Arts & Culture gets underway
June 28 2013
Work to create a new Himalayan Centre for Arts and Culture within the former Dr. Bells Swimming Pool, Leith, following a period of planning and fundraising by a small group of dedicated volunteers.This £1m project is being overseen by Hardies Property & Construction Consultants who were appointed by Nepal Scotland Association to project manage the build through to completion
To be used by the Nepalese, as well as local and other diaspora communities, the new centre will open its doors in six months time,whilst also supporting artists and promoting low carbon living.
Sunita Poddar, honorary consul of Nepal to Scotland said: "I have donated this stunning example of Victorian architecture, which I believe will be an inspirational beacon for Scotland that will bring together local and diverse communities, a real multi-cultural community centre. The Himalayan Centre aims to promote well-being, greater awareness, connectivity and understanding between communities.”
2 Comments
#1 Posted by 3D Master on 28 Jun 2013 at 17:38 PM
Truly WONDERFUL visuals. I am jealous. Teach me, True 3D Master.
#2 Posted by Nic on 2 Jul 2013 at 19:03 PM
Ah sarcasm....the lowest form of wit...some might say the best!
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