The practice's main campus includes two office buildings constructed using its own Patera pre-fabricated system, and linked by a glass reception area and covered walkway.

Hopkins Architects, 1984

Unique example of Expressionist architecture in London with sculptural staircase based on organic plant forms. Grade II listed. New cafe area and renovations in 2008. Refurbishment of theatre and foyer 2020.

Montague Wheeler, 1926

An exquisite three-bedroom apartment is situated on the second floor of a handsome Edwardian block to the east of Marylebone. Redesigned by architect William Smalley, named Disco Flat by him as well related to the fabulous illuminated corridor. I purchased this property a year ago, had changed the interior of it step by step. I would call it a masterclass in the transformative power of material.

William Smalley, 2019

London is the ultimate urban sprawl. But hiding among the buildings and cars there are an estimated eight million trees. So who else do we share our city with? Do you have a neighbourhood goose? Are there really seals in the River Thames? Join Lucy Brown from wildlife conservation charity ZSL on a journey through London's wild alter-ego, via the parks and waterways of Camden and Westminster.

Explore some of the oldest – and newest – parts of London's underground rail infrastructure as you learn about the world’s first passenger underground railway and hear about its impact on the built environment. From saving London from traffic chaos in the 1850s to fuelling its expansion ever since, it's a fascinating tale of human ingenuity – and property speculation!