religious
Gordon Cook, 1966
A small but perfectly-formed expression of late modernist ecclesiastical architecture deep within the south-eastern suburbs of London, only rarely open to the public for purposes other than religious services.
Petts Wood
273, R3
Christ Church, Petts Wood, is a small but perfectly-formed expression of late modernist ecclesiastical architecture deep within the south-eastern suburbs of London, not often open to the public for purposes other than religious services.
Drop in - no need to prebook - at any time between 10am and 3pm on Saturday 19 September.
Or book a place to hear a short talk about the history and architecture of the building, at either 11.00am or 2.00pm.