The UK’s oldest brewery site, home to Young’s for almost 200 years. Architect's talk covers planning, redevelopment, design and materiality, and includes the new public square, boulevard, riverwalk, new buildings & restored listed buildings. There will also be a guided tour of our on-site Heritage Centre, which displays many historical artefacts and tells the story of the site's brewing history.

EPR Architects, 2019

Grade II listed, this is the oldest Quaker meeting house in London. Built in 1778, it has original panelling & a minister's gallery. See flagstones from the earlier 1674 buildings. Also a secluded burial ground & garden. Free refreshments.

Unknown, 1778

Skinner Trevino House in Wandsworth underwent a stunning transformation by Luis Trevino Architects, blending old and new seamlessly. With clever use of glass and skylights, the interior is spacious with natural light.

Luis Trevino Architects, 2024

St Anne's Church, a SW London landmark, nicknamed Pepperpot, celebrated its bicentenary in 2024 (Robert Smirke 1824). The church will be open September 15, 17 and 18 for guided tours and exhibits from the archives.

Robert Smirke, 1824

Amongst the RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist 2022 sits Mæ Architect's Sands End Arts & Community Centre in Fulham. The centre consists of a single-storey building comprising bright, airy and flexible event spaces and a community café.

Mae Architects, 2020

The new global HQ for Royal Academy of Dance was completed in 2022 and spans 5000 metres squared. It features a 180 seat theatre, seven fully equipped dance studios, shop, library, café and office accommodation all accessed from an open public foyer. The building’s footprint acts as a continuation of the city with studios and spaces for learning connected by a generous network of indoor ‘streets’

Takero Shimakazi, 2022