This guided tour will examine the traditional roofs of Hampstead Garden Suburb. These roofs were designed by early twentieth century architects, seeking to revitalise the centuries-old tradition of English roofing crafts largely lost during the process of industrialisation. By looking up, we will discover the quirky nature of heritage roofs and the conservation challenges they pose today.

800ft long Grade II* listed pergola is designed in one of London's secret gardens at the rear of Inverforth House, Lord Leverhulme's London residence (1904-25).

Thomas Mawson, 1905

Delightful brick and tile building inspired by the famous 1688 Meeting House at Jordans in Buckinghamshire. A simple building in a tranquil setting, reflecting the Quakers' beliefs.

Frederick Rowntree, 1913