The development will see changes made to the public entrance and an emergency exit in order to “address statutory emergency escape requirements”.
The site reopened last year as part of a £3million refurbishment, which included a new back-of-house and performance facilities, improved sound and lighting, upgraded dressing rooms for artists, and enhanced workshop space for rehearsals and other events.
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The main auditorium has also been refurbished with new retractable seating to improve the audience experience and there is an expanded bar area for pre-and post-show drinks.
It was part of a wider regeneration plan of Paisley’s cultural venues by Renfrewshire Council.
