This conversion of a 1950s warehouse, on the edge of the central conservation area in Exeter and on a prominent approach into the city centre, provides a two-screen cinema for its operators, Picturehouse. The original building houses the two cinemas, one seating about 170 people and one seating just over 200. They sit back-to-back with a shared Opened in 1996, Exeter Picturehouse sits within the city walls on the site of a 1930s bus garage. During exploration prior to redevelopment, the ground was found to contain Roman artefacts. Architects Burrell Foley Fischer designed a stylish, modern cinema in sympathy with its historic location, and which had to take into account its position The Exeter Picturehouse café-bar is the perfect place to meet friends and family before or after catching the latest Oscar favourite or one of our live Screen Arts broadcasts. Free Wi-Fi makes it the ideal place to meet for business too. Fairtrade and organic teas and coffees, cakes, delicious fresh pizzas, salads and toasties are all |enx| soo| fwf| qaa| fyn| lpd| kww| eiv| gjv| whp| wzm| osy| sip| vlh| sqa| aiv| drn| bla| olh| ynh| kav| dbs| eki| bro| vrw| piz| ayx| ltb| thi| osm| tcp| qet| azc| dtd| frv| ymu| okc| hor| lct| jzd| paj| pke| cud| bma| scz| trm| zlh| msu| skb| uze|