The North Arch Arts Space invites you to explore its artists' work in a newly designed framework by A347, focused on fostering community-minded practices. With spaces centered around a communal core, the open layout encourages collaboration and interaction. Meet the artists, experience their work firsthand, and purchase directly from them, making artistic creation a tool for community building.

A347, 2024

Join us this year at 'TIME' '24 for an assemblage of workshops and creative out-reach projects, communicating through artistic expression the notion of time and place in gesture and performance through drawing, painting, portraiture, sculpture, poetry, photography and film, capturing individuality, in the street, and beyond, to sow the seeds of a new time.

Unknown, 1890

Come and discover work by some of the UK’s top artists – from internationally acclaimed names to new and emerging talent. See behind the scenes of a working studio, meet artists, photographers, designers, illustrators and all sorts of creative people face to face and buy works of art directly from their studio.

This is a newly built and fitted out architecture studio in London Fields. We designed it as a flexible working and event space with the opportunity to align personal wellbeing and professional endeavour in one supportive space.

Alexander Hills Architects, 2022

Discover Hackney’s exemplary contemporary residential projects on this inspiring walk through the Broadway Market and Graham Road & Mapledene conservation areas led by Hidden House Project. Explore how these projects' thoughtful design and development contribute positively to the public realm and the architectural diversity and richness of the area, shaping London Fields' future heritage.

Come and discover work by some of the UK’s top artists – from internationally acclaimed names to new and emerging talent. See behind the scenes of a working studio, meet artists, photographers, designers, illustrators and all sorts of creative people face to face and buy works of art directly from their studio.

The Canal Club is the community Centre for Wellington Estate, designed in 1978 by the modernist architect Julian Sofaer. Its community gardens were opened later by the boating community moored alongside the centre.

Julian Sofaer, 1978

Two triple-level apartments or townhouses close to London Fields Lido. The homes are clad in red/brown zinc above a street level base storey of recycled bricks. The homes interlock in section to optimise views and sunlight while stepping away from neighbours.

Chance de Silva, 2024

Feeling uninspired by your neighbourhood? Compete with others to explore and rethink your city. To play Run The City you just need Instagram and energy! Respond to live challenges by being the first to post. Race against wit, intellect and sheer curiosity to better understand your surroundings. Investigate how much of the city is open for the public. Be curious and uncover more of London!

VATRAA's fibre-reinforced concrete extension to a Victorian house in London Fields is a project about materials, light and views. On the inside, the rough concrete floor, bench and worktop are balanced by oak and a jute fabric inspired by the client's art collection. On the outside, a fibre-reinforced external leaf reduced the concrete amount by 40% compared to a regular steel reinforcement.

VATRAA, 2024

Taylor Court and Chatto Court, together with Wilmott Court, form a pair of award-winning mixed-tenure housing, accommodating 45 new homes and commissioned by the Hackney Council on two sites at the edge of the post-war Frampton Park Estate.

Henley Halebrown (HHbr), 2021