Welcome to the London Architecture Diary, your essential guide to all the architecture and design events taking place across the city.
Sat 21 June : 14:00 -16:00
NLA
Weaving through the streets of London’s West End, on this tour performer, curator and tour guide, Mark will share stories…
Walks and Tours
Sun 10 August : 11:00 -13:00
Seeing Architecture
It has been hailed as Europe’s largest urban regeneration project. Like it or loathe it, the transformation of Nine Elms…
Sat 19 July : 11:00 -13:15
Open City
The walk will explore the bold, modernist vision of the architects Chamberlin, Powell & Bon who created both Golden Lane…
Talks and Debates
Mon 19 May : 18:25 -20:15
Temple Bar Trust
Battersea Power Station is one of the most iconic industrial buildings in the world, one of the most ambitious mixed-use…
Sat 26 July : 10:30 -12:30
The London Ambler
The Regent’s Park is one of London’s finest public spaces. Created by John Nash for The Crown in the early…
Workshops Online
16 July - 17 September
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
Whether you photograph old buildings for work or as a hobby, this online workshop is the perfect space to develop…
Other Events
17 April - 12 July
On the eve of July 4th in the Hamptons, Elena Solness, a publishing magnate, is preparing to throw a party…
Thu 15 May : 19:00 -20:30
RIBA
How can architects design places that create a sense of place? In this panel discussion, you’ll hear from three leading…
Sat 12 July : 10:30 -12:30
After the Second World War, London looked to the future. Recovering from the destruction of the blitz and seeking to…
Sat 12 July : 11:00 -13:00
This walking tour takes participants on a journey through the history of British housing – led by architecturally-trained town planner…
Sat 12 July : 11:00 -13:30
To celebrate the achievements of Christopher Wren this walking tour— led by former Royal National Theatre head of tours and…
Sun 13 July : 10:30 -13:00
The story of London's Regent's Canal (1812) provides a fascinating insight into Georgian industrial infrastructure in early 19th century London.…
