Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Bristol, UK
St George’s concert hall is a Grade II* listed building in the centre of Bristol. Originally built as a church in 1823, the structure gradually fell into disuse until being repurposed as a concert venue in the 1970s. St George’s is famed for its excellent acoustics and underwent a multi-million-pound refurbishment in 1999. It has since developed into a popular destination for fans of all musical genres.
PROJECT DETAILS
Client
St George’s Bristol
Architect
Patel Taylor
Duration
2014 – 2018
Services provided by Buro Happold
Building Services Engineering (MEP), Environmental consultancy, Ground engineering, Structural engineering, Sustainability, Water
Bristol, UK
St George’s concert hall is a Grade II* listed building in the centre of Bristol. Originally built as a church in 1823, the structure gradually fell into disuse until being repurposed as a concert venue in the 1970s. St George’s is famed for its excellent acoustics and underwent a multi-million-pound refurbishment in 1999. It has since developed into a popular destination for fans of all musical genres.
PROJECT DETAILS
Client
St George’s Bristol
Architect
Patel Taylor
Duration
2014 – 2018
Services provided by Buro Happold
Building Services Engineering (MEP), Environmental consultancy, Ground engineering, Structural engineering, Sustainability, Water










