Newbuild contemporary house with bespoke interiors on the site of a small garage . This is a selfbuild project by developer architect Edgley Design, continuing from restoration of the shop and flat infront at 114 Denmark Hill in 2020

Edgley Design, 2023

Crawley Road Open Studios, Tottenham Boutique and Makers Market and Turning Earth Ceramics Market, gourmet street food led by resident chefs Bolland and Crust, art exhibition and a wide range of making demonstrations and family activities.

, 1960

Birch Selsdon is a newly opened members club and 181 bedroom hotel in Croydon. The notable mansion has been transformed by interior designers A-nrd.Join for a guided tour and insight into the hotel's interiors with designer Alessio Nardi.

Holder Mathias Architects, 2022

Since 2000, Serpentine has invited internationally renowned and emerging architects to create their first completed structure in England. In 2024, Minsuk Cho, Mass Studies has designed the Serpentine Pavilion. Titled Archipelagic Void, the Pavilion is composed of five ‘islands’, each structure is unique in size, height and form.

Minsuk Cho, 2024

Specialist bookshop in African and Caribbean literature since 1966.

Join us for a guided tour of Croydon Archives. Go behind the scenes and view our store, which are normally closed to the public, with an opportunity to hear about some of the highlights from the collection from an expert.

Community arts hub staging music, dance and spoken word performance, art shows and film screenings.

Penoyre & Prasad, 2006

Firepit is an artist run collective. The collective's purpose is to create a safe inclusive space for artists to work and for people to visit. There will be ten multi-media artists exhibiting at Firepit during Open House to enjoy.

A walk between two sites commemorating tragic events in South London's post Windrush Black History. Using local landmarks, this tour highlights the contrasting experiences of Deptford's pre and post Windrush populations.

Sitopia Farm is a 2-acre organic and regenerative farm in the London Borough of Greenwich. We are on a mission to improve the food system. We grow vegetables and flowers and sell direct to our local community, to chefs, and to florists. Through our farming and events, courses and community volunteering, we reconnect people to the soil, the joy of good food and flowers, and to each other.

, 2021

A striking 1980s fire station featuring an expressive drill tower.

Jack Lambert for the Greater London Council , 1985

The Rosemary Branch Theatre is a pub theatre located in Islington. Previously a Victorian Music Hall which once hosted the likes of famed Music Hall singer Marie Lloyd, it has a rich history in the London theatre community.

Part of Austin Vernon & Parters designed estate completed 1966, 10 Tollgate Drive is range style house, refurbished in 2008 by Powell Tuck Associates, owners are Angus and Sarah Shepherd, Angus is Director at Powell Tuck Associates.

, 1966

Stroll from Addington Village to Upper Shirley to hear about ancient roads, buildings of former local trades, the medieval St. Mary's Church, Addington Palace, post-war urban planning and a nursing home updated for the 21st century.

This tour will give an insight into the many different eras and building styles represented on one of Croydon's busiest streets- from Victorian industry, the World Wars, Brutalism and even a ghost swimming pool.

From prominent Motion (the site of Black Marsh Farm), through some Warner Estate housing to Lea Bridge Library with its handsome new extension, part the layers of history to glimpse stories between typical and amazing.

Public art trail: Portraits of the South by Abi Partington-Moran This innovative artist-created trail in Sutton Town Centre is the first of four Sutton STEAMS Ahead photographic commissions to be unveiled this Autumn/Winter.

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Discover the fascinating site that was home of John Lubbock and frequently visited by his neighbour Charles Darwin. See remains of the manor house's terraced gardens, stable yard, walled garden and eco-friendly BEECHE education centre.

Sir John Lubbock Third, 1840

The most recent chapter of Greenwich Millennium Village’s remarkable 25 year history is told through this audio walking tour, featuring a rich variety of stories from current residents.

Jestico + Whiles, 2010

Floating gardens on the Tideway below Tower Bridge, home to a residential community of more than a hundred barge dwellers. Open House on Sunday 10th October from 14.00 - 18.00.

Nicholas Lacey and Partners, 1983

E H Rabbits (1818-74) was a major contributor to the development of suburban Sutton.This linear walk will look at a number of the buildings he is associated with an other sites on the way to illustrate the Victorian development of Sutton.

An exhibition exploring the rapid technological changes in transport in the Sutton New Town Area (1870-1911). The Welsh Chapel is part of the Presbyterian Church of Wales - originally built as a Primitive Methodist Chapel in 1879.

0, 1879

A “pretty” foundation is displayed within a future, fictional archaeological site that reveals the condition of London’s soil. The Antepavillion 2024 brings you into the ground to look at our building culture through the eyes of future archaeologists, and adds a sculpture to a collection of found artefacts to question how much design care we put into what is hidden below the ground.

Harrison Marshall, 2024

Bringing together placemakers from across England. Join us for an online event series led by our Associates and discover the questions, challenges, and inspirations at the forefront of their minds after one year of working in local gov.