Broadmead Baptist Church, Union Street, Bristol

Broadmead Baptist Church, Union Street, Bristol - An interior view of Broadmead Baptist Church, showing seating overlooked by a second floor gallery, with the timber-clad wing-shaped beams of the roof above_x000D_
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The site of Broadmead Baptist Church had been connected to the non-conformist movement since 1640, and a chapel was built on the site in 1695. Demolition of the buildings of the former Broadmead Baptist Chapel began in January 1968. The site was to be redeveloped with nine shops on the ground floor and a new church with meeting rooms on the upper floors. The roof was constructed of wing-shaped prefabricated steel castellated beams, and was clad in timber. The new church was officially opened in 1969

1640 1695 Baptist Beams Broadmead Builder Castellated Clad Connected Constructed Demolition Floors Laing Non-conformist Officially Overlooked Prefabricated Redeveloped Seating Sims X000d

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