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GLASGOW RD CROSSMYLOOF ALLISON ST POLLOKSHAWS RD QUEENS DR M74 HAGGS RD AITKENHEAD RD MINARD RD QUEEN’S PARK CROSSHILL Dimensions & Capacities Scottish Event Campus Theatre Classroom Boardroom Banquet Reception Cabaret Floor Level Floor Area Dimensions (m2 & sq ft) L x W x H SEC Armadillo Clyde Auditorium 3,000 - - - - - All 2,285 (m2) 41.5 x 39.0 x 26.0 (m) Scottish Event Campus 24,587 (sq ft) 136’ 2” x 127’ 10” x 85’ 3” Clyde Auditorium (G) 1,147 - - - - - G - - Clyde Auditorium (G+1) 2,487 - - - - - G+1 - - Clyde Auditorium (G+1+2) 2,935 - - - - - G, 1+2 - - Forth 340 150 60 200 300 - G 330 (m2) 19.2 x 21.0 x 3.6 (m) Exhibition 3,550 (sq ft) 63’ 0” x 69’ 0” x 11’ 7” Centre Station Gala 150 70 45 100 140 - 1 154 (m2) 14.8
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