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Mole Architect, 2021

Up in Smoke - the NOW Gallery Design Commission by artist John Booth and architecture studio CAN, transforms the gallery into a vibrant installation that reveals the rich history of Greenwich Peninsula, through its iconic chimneys. The exhibition combines the duo's distinctive styles: Booth's playful, colourful design aesthetic and CAN's fresh, irreverent approach to architecture.

Marks Barfield Architects, 2014

An exclusive Behind-the-scenes Tour of the London Cable Car. You'll gain access to areas used in the daily operations of the cable car not typically open to the public. Led by our expert guide, you'll learn about the history, design, and construction of the cable care, while enjoying breath-taking views from high above with a return round trip. Tour lasts 60-minute. Limited to 15 people per tour.

Wilkinson Eyre Architects, 2011

Join Martin Glover, Deaf BSL user, architect and art facilitator, on a guided tour of The Line, East London's public art trail. Martin will lead you around the Greenwich Peninsula section of The Line, introducing you to installations by Alex Chinneck, Serge Attukwei Clottey & Antony Gormley & more. The route is wheelchair-accessible and there will be only BSL interpretation, no spoken English.

Home to London's only lighthouse, fine stock buildings, examples of the innovative Container City buildings and SS Robin, the world’s only surviving complete Victorian steamship. This former buoy manufacturing site is now a centre for the creative industries with various sculptures and installations.

James Douglass, Eric Reynolds, ABK Architects, Lacey and Partners, Container City, 1822

Contemporary timber and aluminium building using existing pier, offering unique views of the river, the O2 and the Thames Barrier.

Frankl and Luty, 2000