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Cartwright Pickard Architects, 2022
Clockwise, Bromley Old Town Hall, Bromley, BR1 3FE
A landmark building as impressive as it is iconic. Reimagined from its former civic roots, this beautiful building has been transformed by Cartwright Pickard Architects to provide a place where connection, collaboration and community come to life, with space for work, sleep and celebration. To transform strangers into neighbours and neighbours into friends.
Bromley North, Bromley South
208, 261, 314
10:30–16:00
10:30–16:00
10:30–16:00
10:30–16:00
Bromley Old Town Hall has been painstakingly restored and repurposed to include private workspace and coworking for up to 750 members, event spaces and a 23 room boutique hotel, BRAMA.
Guided tour
civic, garden, community/cultural
The Bishop's Palace was the official residence of the Bishops of Rochester. The present building dates from 1775, although there have been manor houses on the site since the 10C. The estate was acquired by Victorian coal merchant Coles Child who undertook numerous alterations and additions designed possibly by Norman Shaw. The Park contains St Blaise's Well, fernery, Ice House and the former moat
Richard Norman Shaw, 1870
