Woolloongabba Substation

Description

Woolloongabba’s beautifully renovated local heritage substation (1928) has concrete floors and exposed brick feature walls. Constructed of brick with a tile roof, this substation mirrors the domestic architecture of the early twentieth century with roof gables on opposing faces of the building. Woolloongabba’s beautifully renovated local heritage Substation (1928) has concrete floors and exposed (indoor) brick feature walls. The Substation has a small kitchenette available with wheelchair access throughout. The Woolloongabba Substation is the perfect space to hold a special birthday party or event, and the ability to have a function with alcohol is available, however conditions do apply. Please contact the Community Spaces team to discuss further. Located in the trendy Woolloongabba café and restaurant precinct, the Substation is perfect for a huge range of creative activities from art exhibitions, dance, drama, markets and small group activities. Features & facilities - Accessibility features: Accessible public transport; Accessible parking; Accessible path to entrance from parking or public transport; Accessible toilets; Adjustable lighting; Doors wide enough to cater to people in wheelchairs (1100mm+); Well-lit at night; Wheelchair access (full space) - General features: Chairs; Kitchenette; Toilets - Specialist features: Flat floor

Item Location

Woolloongabba

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