Dean Clough

Well you’d be hard pushed to get in or out of Halifax without noticing the Dean Clough building. It’s nationally renowned as a prime site in Halifax and it’s not just a business emporium.
It does house quite a few private businesses and office space but it has so much more to offer than that. First up take some live theatre and music. The Crossley Gallery has fast become a key place for many Jazz acts to come and ply their trade. You’ve also got the Viaduct Theatre which attracts classical music and of course live stage productions. If that’s not your thing then the art galleries are pretty impressive. They get some really interesting exhibitions and change them about quite regularly.
Add to that a nice design shop, café and a restaurant and it’s a treat that you’d maybe not expect to find in these industrial looking walls. Loving your work here.

I work in this building and have to say — it’s quite a nice place to be.
The offices are a bit mixed — some are lovely and refurbished and some are a bit old and grotty but I think they are in the process of doing up the whole place.
It’s a nice central clean building. The viaduct café is nice and the Design House Restaurant is pretty decent too.
I like the galleries here — it’s quite nice during a stressful day to wander downstairs and look at the pictures or sculptures — helps calm me down and face the day.
There is also a very nice gift shop.