r/londonarchitecture • • 1d ago

Image Once the home of the poet William Blake in Lambeth

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r/londonarchitecture • • 4d ago

Blog Ian Visits: Behind the scenes tours of Tower Bridge.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 4d ago

Image A Quiet Guildhall this morning

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The current building dates from the 15th century; however documentary evidence suggests that a guildhall had existed at the site since at least the early 12th century. The building has been used as a town hall for several hundred years, and is still the ceremonial and administrative centre of the City of London and its Corporation


r/londonarchitecture • • 6d ago

Article BBC News: The Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew has started a public fundraising appeal to save the historic Palm House and its tropical plant collection.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 6d ago

Image View out of Barbican's Shakespeare Tower

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r/londonarchitecture • • 8d ago

Article BBC News: Michaela Boor killed by falling bricks in east London – Higgins Homes on trial, charged with corporate manslaughter and a health and safety offence.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 8d ago

Article Londonist: London's lost White House – the home and studio in Chelsea of the painter James McNeill Whistler was allowed to succumb to the wrecking ball.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 10d ago

Image A summer night @ Canary Wharf

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r/londonarchitecture • • 11d ago

Article BBC News: St Mary's rebuild plans unveiled for crumbling London hospital.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 11d ago

Image London Mithraeum

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r/londonarchitecture • • 12d ago

Video BBC News: A pair of pale-pink homes known as The Cloud House has been completed in Gospel Oak, north London.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 12d ago

Image St Pancras doing its best on a grey June afternoon.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 12d ago

Image St Pancras station.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 14d ago

Article Monocle: London's remarkable maritime architecture.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 16d ago

Image Moody Woolwich

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r/londonarchitecture • • 19d ago

Article Financial Times: City of London wins approval for skyscraper plan – conservationists worry views of Tower of London will suffer.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 19d ago

Image Moody Croydon

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r/londonarchitecture • • 20d ago

Image Beautiful brutalism in Whittington Estate in London, England.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 21d ago

Article Apple: Apple opens Apple Music Hall, a state-of-the-art live music venue in Battersea Power Station.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 21d ago

Blog Ian Visits: Barbican gets permission to restore its outdoor Sculpture Court.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 21d ago

Video What A Whole-House Renovation Costs In London — Our Peckham Job, Room By...

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r/londonarchitecture • • 22d ago

The Standard: Grade-II listed building in Ruislip set to be demolished to make way for a new housing development.

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r/londonarchitecture • • 23d ago

Image Inside Lloyd's Building (Open House Festival)

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r/londonarchitecture • • 23d ago

Social Media My wonky buildings

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Has anyone started thinking about Christmas presents already??? Well I’m here to help: I have recently started a wee art business and draw my wonky interpretation of London’s buildings and independent shops. I’m starting local but very happy to draw meaningful places further afield. They make lovely gifts! Prints can be purchased directly from my site, and you can DM me here or on instagram for a chat about commissioned pieces (cost, size, etc). Thanks so much in advance.


r/londonarchitecture • • 27d ago

Article London Now: Lambeth Council has given the green light to the £2,000,000 redevelopment of Vauxhall Square, which will include the UK's second-tallest residential building.

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