The Ceilidh Hall, Former Carberry Chapel

Ian Lindsay Architects, 1965 (David H Reid, architect). Square-plan, mono-pitch stone chapel building in Modern Scandinavian style with stepped walls under clerestory windows and fully glazed lower wall to the E in woodland setting. Integral stone bell tower to SW corner and single height spur wall extending E from S elevation. Reclaimed rubble with angled stone cills to clerestory and concrete capping to bell tower. Metal cross in garden ground to E.

Metal framed plate glass windows with heavy timber mullion detailing to interior, small side hung casements. Fine glazed entrance and lobby doors with vertical metal ribs and decorative white cross to broad horizontal push plate. Ribbed copper roof. Cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: good contemporary interior decorative scheme. Timber screen separating hall from main space, some exposed stonework and plaster walls with deep laminated timber beams under timber boarded ceiling. Plain horizontal boarded banister to balcony organ loft. Square quarry tile floor to lobby and exterior (overlaid timber floor in main space). Sliding glazed windows to E.