Middleton, Greater Manchester – A local architectural treasure is preparing to enter its next chapter as Hopwood Hall College announces that the restoration of its Grade II listed chapel is nearing completion. The building, a prominent feature of the college’s Middleton branch, has been transformed into the newly named Reid Building. The project marks the culmination of an ambitious restoration effort designed to preserve the structure's rich history while modernising it for contemporary use. Designed by the world-renowned architect Sir Frederick Gibberd—best known for his work on Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and the design of the Harlow new town development—the chapel has long been recognised for its unique mid-century architectural significance. Since its designation as a Grade II listed building, the college has been committed to ensuring the structure remains a cornerstone of the college. Throughout the restoration process, every effort has been made to protect the b...