Centre for Regenerative Arts

Description

Located in beautiful North Tamborine village, South East Queensland, the Centre for Regenerative Arts is a newly renovated former electricity depot close to cafes and restaurants. Being a former power-company depot, this large brick and steel building has a renovated industrial look with a 150 sq. m. sealed concrete floor, a double-height roller door, and a 2-tonne gantry. There is a 20 sq. m mezzanine floor above an office space / green room, kitchenette and toilet. Public access is via an enclosed foyer. White walls are fitted with a picture hanging-system. The building is light, airy and quiet. This is a very versatile space readily adaptable to accommodate just about any creative purpose. In the Gold Coast hinterland and 500 metres above sea-level, North Tamborine Village is renowned for its natural beauty. It is only 1 hour drive from Brisbane and 40 minutes from the Gold Coast. The Centre for Regenerative Arts is on 2200 sq. m landscaped grounds, featuring open lawns and mature park trees. There is ample on-site parking as well as easily accessible street parking. Features & facilities - Access features: Load in access - Accessibility features: Accessible parking; Accessible path to entrance from parking or public transport; Accessible toilets; Doors wide enough to cater to people in wheelchairs (1100mm+); Quiet areas or spaces; Relaxed or sensory friendly environment - General features: Non-gendered toilets; Chairs; Change Room; Foyer; Lockable space; Fridge; Kitchenette - Performance features: Dressing room; Stackable audience seating - Specialist features: Green room; Track hanging system

Item Location

Tamborine Mountain

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