The Caledonian Clock Tower was opened in 1855 as centrepiece of the Metropolitan Cattle Market. Standing at a height of 45 metres, the Clock Tower offers stunning panoramic views over London. The clock's mechanism was made by John Moore of Clerkenwell and its bells by the Whitechapel Foundry. The Clock Tower has been renovated with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

J. B. Bunning, 1855

The Old Fire Station is now a thriving community centre run by the Holloway Neighbourhood Group. It has been redeveloped for this purpose, now housing a community room, garden room and hall. The building has many original features (notably on the outside) and even though the usage has changed dramatically it remains an important emergency service for many in the local area.

unknown, 1908

Public Tours tours by Architect's DSDHA and the team at National Youth Theatre of the NYT's recently redeveloped RIBA-award-winning building, which created the UK's first theatre dedicated to staging work created by young people. This project is supported by the Mayor of London.

DSDHA, 2021

Overhaul of an ex-local authority home in Islington with a new timber cloister that encircles a hidden courtyard and a series of unexpected spaces that pirouette around a triangular column. Access to 12 Davey Close via passage next to 48 Arundel Square

Artefact, 2022