Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Berkeley Street
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Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Berkeley Street
Image: © Richard Sutcliffe Taken: 13 Jan 2016
The first phase of the new purpose built Gurdwara Singh Sabha (Sikh temple) on Berkeley Street. When Phase two is complete the new Gurdwara will be a community centre and an educational resource centre as well as a place of worship, which will be able to accommodate 1500 worshippers. Phase one is the main building, which is clad with polished limestone. The gold-coloured dome is made of glass-reinforced plastic. There is also an underground car park which will hold just over 250 cars.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.864955
Longitude
-4.279266