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Instructions · What links here · Shelter hall (talk: + · bio) · (log) · Copyvios report · reFill · Citation Bot · (Search: Google, Bing, Wikipedia) · Submitted 39 days ago by Malrrvup (talk: D · +) · Last edited 34 days ago by Significa liberdade

A shelter hall is a type of public building or structure designed to provide shelter from rain, wind, or intense sun, typically in coastal areas or public parks. These structures serve various purposes depending on their location and intended use.^[1]

Typically designed to be open or semi-open, allowing people to enjoy sea or landscape views while being protected from harsh weather conditions. A shelter hall may include seating areas, cafes, or food stalls, serving as social gathering spots for tourists and locals, and may host small events, picnics, or community gatherings, providing a versatile space for recreational activities.^[2]

Examples include shelter halls located at Madeira Terrace, Brighton^[3], on the Margate seafront^[4], and Bournemouth Pier's Approach Shelter^[5].

References

^ Ferry, Kathryn. Seaside Architecture.
^ d'Enno, Douglas. Victorian Seaside Piers: Architecture, Engineering, and Entertainment.
^ "Rebuilding the former West Street Shelter Hall". www.brighton-hove.gov.uk.
^ https://www.visitthanet.co.uk/attractions/margate-promenade-and-shelter-10323/
^ "Bournemouth Pier Approach Seafront Regeneration | Dorset Coast Have Your Say". www.dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk.

[1] Ferry, Kathryn. Seaside Architecture.

[2] 'Enno, Douglas. Victorian Seaside Piers: Architecture, Engineering, and Entertainment.

[3] "Rebuilding the former West Street Shelter Hall". www.brighton-hove.gov.uk.

[4] ttps://www.visitthanet.co.uk/attractions/margate-promenade-and-shelter-10323/

[5] "Bournemouth Pier Approach Seafront Regeneration | Dorset Coast Have Your Say". www.dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk.

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