1000 Max Capacity

The Engine Works

The Engine Works is a truly unique space - refined and luxurious - an exclusive use Victorian warehouse, located in Glasgow's West End.

Dating back to 1837, The Engine Works has been lovingly restored to its former glory and beyond, with care taken over many years to bring back to life the building's story.

Packed with architectural features, you will find exposed red brick walls, cast iron columns, original timbers, and our Royce Ltd crane - designed by automotive royalty, Sir Henry Royce of Rolls Royce - serving as a reminder of the past and providing inspiration to future creators and innovators.

Impress up to 1000 of your colleagues, delegates, and audience alike in this unique and historic venue with over 13,000 sq. ft of industrial charm. With a vast open floor plan, high vaulted ceilings and natural light, this versatile and breath-taking venue provides a multitude of spaces, ensuring the perfect backdrop for any event.

With 3 phase power supply, a caterer's finishing kitchen, a fully stocked and staffed bar, underfloor heating and full branding opportunities - to name but a few of the features - this dynamic space can cater to all needs.

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  • An interior image of The Engine Works main space, the Engine Room. The image shows an ex-industrial space with a mix of red brick and gypsum walls and a vaulted ceiling with skylights. The main space is over 2 levels, the lower space is paved with bricks, the 4 stairs and the upper level appear to be concrete. A black railing separates the levels. Corridors and rooms can be seen to the right, off of the main space, while an open doorway to the right reveals a sliver of a gravelled and grassy outside area.

  • A view of The Engine Works private garden taken from the top of a terraced grassy slope. A set of dark, gravel steps zig-zag down the slope to a triangular yard partly paved but predominantly gravelled. There are 2 brick building with metal rooves off of the yard, a smaller one on the right has a ramp to its door, the lights are on lighting up the dark framed windows. A much larger building on the left, has several entrances visible, each with ramped access to them. Trees and tower blocks can be seen beyond

  • An interior image of The Engine Works, Print Room. The image shows an ex-industrial space with a mix of red brick and gypsum walls, the ceiling is supported by slim cast iron pillars painted black. The far and left-hand walls have large, paned windows with black frames. The room is filled with an eclectic mix of furnishings, including rugs, velvet armchairs, plants, round wooden tables, table lamps and wooden folding chairs. Speakers and 2 large TV screens on stands flank the room on either side.

  • A view of The Engine Works building's exterior, lining the far side of a quiet street with narrow tarmac pavements. 3 people are climbing the small stone steps into the main entrance. To their right is a large arched entrance way with a black shutter. The building is mainly red brick with black and white brick accents. The roof is stepped with the building's left half boasting 3 storeys and the right half only 2. Large, paned, black framed windows line both halves. The roofline is framed against a grey sky.