St Peter's Methodist Hall, Canterbury.

St Peter's Methodist Church was built in 1811 and replaced earlier buildings in the town. One of the earlier buildings was known as the ‘Pepper Pot’ and was octagonal in shape.

In view of this when the new hall was proposed alongside the Church the design in turn was octagonal to reflect the earlier building.

The new hall is built of timber frame with brickwork outer skin. The ceiling and floor are finished in wood and the walls plastered.

The hall design includes seating for sixty people, kitchen, meeting room, WC’s and disabled toilet. On entering the hall there is a large foyer area for reception.

The hall is directly linked into the church and is used separately and linked to the church when required. It is also very popular for outreach such as Scouts, Guides, Book Fairs, Lectures and Meetings.

Architect: Lee Evans Partnership

Engineers: BSF

Value: £ 348,577