11 Dyke Road, Brighton

11 Dyke Road is a historic building in Brighton, England, originally constructed in 1867 as the Swan Downer School for poor girls. Designed by architect George Somers Leigh Clarke in a European Gothic style, it features ornate brickwork and has served various purposes over the years, including a chapel and a nightclub. The building is currently being transformed into a live music venue after its recent use as the Rialto Theatre. Recognized for its architectural significance, it is listed as Grade II by English Heritage, highlighting its importance in Brighton's rich history as a seaside resort.