Wood Green perfectly displays the ways in which town centres can be reimagined, with arts, community, culture, youth space, health, and homes sitting alongside independent and major retailers. We've been on a journey to coproduce our vision for the area; 'Shaping Wood Green', with our local communities. Together we've imagined places and spaces, building on the character and diversity of the people who live and work here.
With a bustling metropolitan town centre, and a vibrant culture and food scene, Wood Green has something for everyone. This also includes the iconic Alexandra Palace, which has been providing entertainment and recreation for over 150 years. Today, Ally Pally is run by a charity which helps to restore and repurpose the Park and Palace and enable shared cultural experiences of its unique heritage, creative and educational opportunities, and restorative green spaces.
Visit a residential led mixed use regeneration scheme located at the heart of Wood Greens Cultural Quarter. Scale model of the full development as well as show flats can be seen in our Sales and Marketing Suite.
Panter Hudspith Architects, 2018
The former Alexandra Palace Railway Station now run by a charity for use by local people and organisations for classes, meetings and many other leisure activities.
Unknown, 1873
We are offering people a rare glimpse of the birthplace of television with guided tours of Studios A & B. The BBC first arrived at the Palace in 1935, as the race to broadcast via the latest innovation in entertainment – television – gathered pace. The corporation leased the entire East Wing of the Palace, with former dining rooms transformed into Studios.
John Johnson and Alfred Meeson, 1873
The Trampery Wood Green is host to 50 artists currently occupying studios in the building. At our open day event you will have the opportunity to come and see their work and their workspaces! As part of the open day we will activate the space by hosting multiple activities in the lounge throughout the event. For this we are planning on having an agenda of skill-sharing, music and food and drinks.
Welcome to Open House Festival 2024 at Wolves Lane Horticulture Centre ! Join us for a captivating exploration of urban food production and sustainable living. Discover our unique blend of historic glasshouse structures from the 1970s alongside our new cutting-edge sustainable buildings designed by Studio Gil and Material Cultures. Tour and experience the beauty and purpose of Wolves Lane.
Material Cultures + Studio Gill, 2024
Join us for the Wood Green Creative Spaces and Places Tour, a journey through the workspaces of the creative industries of Wood Green. This tour offers a unique opportunity to visit a few of Wood Green’s workspaces showcasing a range of studios such as those for ceramics, music, visual arts, and design.
Jan Kattein Architects, 2017