Gubns partners with Of Architecture to host a pop-up exhibition entitled Beyond Blueprints, comprising artworks crafted by architect-makers.

Studio Partington, 2012

Antepavilion Commission offers emerging architects and makers opportunities to create new work through hands-on construction. Works are put on temporary display in Columbia/ Brunswick Wharf, situated on the Regents Canal in Haggerston.

Jaimie Shorten, Thomas Randall-Page and Benedetta Rogers, Project Bunny Rabbit, Studio Sardar, 2017

Grade I listed 18C almshouse, converted to a museum in 1914. Wright & Wright Architects led a major transformation, in 2019, featuring Café, Studio, Learning Pavilion, and galleries exploring multiple meanings of home. They reopened in 2021 as Museum of the Home

Richard Halsaul and Robert Burford, 1714

Hoxton Hall was originally built in 1863 by James Mortimer, in the traditional music hall architecture style, with the intention to combine instruction with amusement. It is a Grade 2 Listed Plus building and one of 5 Music Hall's left.

James Mortimer, 1863

Our story begins in 1841. Richard Benyon pays for a church in West Hackney “to enhance the character and add lustre to the new estate” of De Beauvoir Town. St Peter’s is built in the ‘Gothic Revival’ style and later extended as part of catholic movement in the Church of England. St Peter’s continues. We’re excited to write the next chapter of our life!

-, 1841

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.

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

Step into the historic charm of 81 Columbia Road Flower Market in East London. This iconic Victorian terraced house functions as a space for a local artist who has focussed on photographs of London architecture and life.

Periscope is a spatial design agency focused on regenerative design and public architecture. We welcome visitors to join us through a day of workshops and talks around some of the practice's recent works, stimulating conversations on green and blue infrastructures, master planning and urbanism, public realm and landscape.

Periscope, 2019