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Each month, we run lively and critical tours led by London's best architects and architectural writers.   Featuring tours of rapidly transforming districts and exclusive visits to the best new buildings, the Architecture Foundation tours programme provides the expert's take on London's architecture and urbanism

A series of architect-led walking tours interrogating the past, present and future of the many areas undergoing massive transformation within London

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A series of architect-led walking tours of recently completed buildings across London

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City Crit: Modern Lambeth Housing

Join architectural historian Ian McInnes for a tour of modernist post-war housing estates across Lambeth, south London

29 September

City Crit: Alexandra Road with Douglas Murphy

Join writer, architect and local resident Douglas Murphy for a tour of the Grade II* listed Alexandra Road estate in Swiss Cottage, Camden

City Crit: Croydon Meanwhile Use

Take a tour of Croydon with new talents in the council’s placemaking team and discover how meanwhile uses are transforming the area

Building Tour: Coal Drops Yard with Heatherwick Studio

Join Heatherwick Studio’s Tamsin Green for an exploration of Coal Drops Yard, a landmark new canal-side shopping complex in King’s Cross

24 November

Building Tour: Battersea Arts Centre with Haworth Tompkins

Join Haworth Tompkins Architects’ Martin Lydon and Imogen Long for an exploration of Battersea Arts Centre, a landmark community theatre restored following an unexpected fire.

17 November

Building Tour: Royal Opera House with Stanton Williams

A tour with Stanton Williams Architects exploring the practice’s £50 million transformation of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden

City Crits: Greenwich Peninsula walking tour led by Peter Besley

Hear about the Greenwich Peninsula and the area’s new Design District with the scheme’s masterplanner Peter Besley

10 November

Building Tour: Chadwick Hall with Henley Halebrown

A tour with architect Simon Henley of the Stirling shortlisted Chadwick Hall, three student residences in the grounds of the Grade II* listed 18th Century Georgian villa, Downshire House

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London Architecture Tour: From St. Paul's to the Gherkin

• St. Paul's Cathedral
• The 'Gherkin'

• Immerse yourself in the history, diverse influences, and constant transformation of architecture in London
• You’ll explore several key venues across the historic city center, hosted by an architectural historian

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The historical guildyard hall, the skyscrapers of the financial district.

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Top London Tours for Architecture Lovers

Get to know London’s architectural treasures on these specialised tours that showcase some of the city’s most incredible buildings. Immerse yourself in the Brutalist beauty of the Barbican Centre, delve into the political history of the Houses of Parliament, wander through Kensington Palace’s regal gardens, explore centuries-old pubs, or venture into the picturesque Cotswolds. Here’s our guide to top London tours for architecture lovers.

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Explore London’s Brutalist scene

Between the mid-1950’s and 70’s, Brutalism well and truly thrived across the capital, established as a movement against mainstream architecture. These days serve as an important snapshot into the history of London and its people. On this Brutalist Architecture and History Tour , you’ll get to discover the history of Brutalism through some of London’s central neighbourhoods. Your local guide will lead you through the journey of post-war buildings, engaging in captivating discussions about Modernist monumental architecture and delving into its profound cultural, social and environmental impact on a global scale, including discussing the ongoing debates surrounding the future of these iconic sites.

Brutalist Architecture and History Tour | Central London

Get political on this Houses of Parliament walking tour

Get right into the heart of Brit ish democracy on this Houses of Parliament tour, which takes you on a journey through British politics. Explore inside Parliament, where most tours are usually only led by audio guides, and enjoy a visit with an informed London guide. Hear all about the history of the building as you wander around the rooms and antechambers, including the Chamber of the House of Lords and the unelected Upper House, hearing tales about the rooms that forged the British empire. Enjoy an up-close look at the rooms that TV crews don’t visit, including the Division Lobbies.

You’ll also have the opportunity to visit Westminster Abbey and Westminster Hall, an ancient Mediaeval meeting place that’s served as a political function space for almost 1,000 years.  Enjoy admiring the striking Gothic architecture and listen to stories about the national heroes buried in the crypts – including Charles Darwin and Isaac Newton.

Houses of Parliament Tour | Westminster 

Stroll around Kensington Palace and enjoy an afternoon tea

Kensington Palace has played a vital role in shaping the history of Britain’s monarchy since it was built in the 1600s, so it feels right to include it on our list of top London tours for architecture lovers. The palace is a complex building in terms of architecture and has had many notable architects working on it over the years, including Wren, Hawksmoor, Vanbrugh and more. Building initially commenced at the start of the 17th century and was completed in 1899, with many members of the Royal family calling it their home in-between, always leaving their architectural mark by making changes here and there throughout their stay. The Palace houses a whopping 547 rooms, kitted out with regal furniture, paintings and rooms decorated in different styles by different monarchs over many years. A fun fact: Queen Victoria was even born in the palace. 

While the Monarchy remains a controversial topic within the UK, there’s no doubt that this beautiful Jacobean mansion is a sight to behold with its Gothic style. On this Kensington Palace Gardens tour , you’ll enjoy a peaceful stroll around the manicured palace gardens, admiring the water features, Sunken Garden and flora maintained year-round. You’ll be led by a guide who will fill you in with interesting insights and the history of the royal family along the way before stopping by the Kensington Palace Pavilion for a British afternoon tea. Expect classics like egg mayonnaise and smoked salmon sandwiches and traditional scones with cream and jam, or jam and cream (it’s an ongoing British debate of which ingredient goes first. So whatever floats your boat).

Kensington Palace Gardens Tour with Royal High Tea | Kensington | WA

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See some of the city’s most interesting pubs

London’s pub history runs deep, rooted in the history and heritage of the UK, boasting an impressive array of over 3,500 establishments, some of which have welcomed drinkers since the 14th century. Unsurprisingly, London has earned a well-deserved reputation as a thriving hub for pub enthusiasts, and this Tour of London’s Historic Pubs grants you the opportunity to fully explore it alongside an expert Londoner. Follow your guide through the City of London via Fleet Street, Blackfriars and Holborn as you visit iconic pubs renowned for their drinks and atmosphere. Hear facts about the pubs as you visit each one and sample drinks along the way. Each and every pub in London tells a story through architecture, with the latter end of the 19th century and the start of the 20th being a prime time for pub architecture. Many were designed solely to lure paying punters to drink and stay for long periods of time, meaning they were built to be eye-catching, equally inside and out. So, keep your eyes peeled for the different styles of each pub you visit, whether that be an Edwardian or Victorian establishment, and be sure to pay attention to the small details. Either way, you’ll pass all kinds of buildings throughout the tour as you traverse some of London’s most popular and interesting streets.

Historical Pubs Walking Tour | City of London

Visit the rolling hills of the Cotswolds

There are few places as quintessentially British as the Cotswolds; think lush rolling hills, quaint cobbled streets and pockets of picturesque villages surrounded by vast pastures. It’s easy to head on a day trip to visit this slice of English countryside, and the best way to do so if you want to keep the planning to a minimum is by heading on a Cotswolds Tour from London . Hop on a comfortable air-conditioned coach and head for the rural hills, where you’ll be met with stone-built villages and a warm, old-world atmosphere. The style of architecture in the Cotswolds is often referred to as the storybook style, which is fitting since every building looks like it’s been plucked straight from a fairytale. It encompasses everything the archetypal English countryside village has been defined to be, with most of the buildings constructed in the region’s signature sandy-coloured limestone. It’s for sure one of the most picturesque and historic areas in the UK, and any trip here feels like a giant leap back in time to a bygone era. Expect to see buildings dating back to the Mediaeval Ages when the area was a hub for Wool Trading, and reminders of a Roman time, with well-preserved Roman and Romano-British villas nestled amongst the lush rolling hills. Before stopping for a traditional two-course English lunch at an old Cotswold hotel restaurant, you’ll have ample time to stroll around the towns and villages, including places like Burford, Bibury and Stow-in-the-Wold. Get your cameras ready for this one.

Lunch in the Cotswolds – Tour from London | Cotswolds

Learn about Brutalism at the Barbican

The Barbican is at the epicentre of Brutalist architecture, so it’s no surprise they host their own architecture tours. The 90-minute New Perspectives tour is an excellent way to get acquainted with brutalism; it’s led by an expert guide who will take you around the Barbican and surrounding Brutalist estate, over high walks, through leafy courts and to lesser-explored corners. You’ll get to learn about the vision and ambition behind the design of the buildings whilst gaining an insight into the site’s past, present and future.

New Perspectives Tour | Barbican Estate 

Roam around the historic Tower of London

The Tower of London is arguably one of the most impressive historic establishments in London, so it’s only fitting to include it in our roundup of top London tours for architecture lovers. On this Tower of London tour , you’ll get to skip the crowds and enjoy early access so that you’re one of the first visitors of the day. Explore over 1,000 years of British history, listening to your Blue Badge guide (London guides that have detailed, in-depth knowledge of London’s highlights) as they tell interesting facts and stories about the tower’s fascinating and, at times, sordid happenings. Roam around this UNESCO World Heritage Site, built as a fortress on the Thames by William the Conquerer in 1066 as a way to assert his power, hearing stories along the way. The huge White Tower is a fine example of Normal Military architecture, and inside, you’ll find a beautiful 11th-century Romanesque chapel and an incredible Royal Armouries collection. The Tower of London perfectly demonstrates how royal buildings have evolved from the 11th to the 16th centuries, offering a valuable glimpse back in time and allowing us to reimagine what went on between the walls of each structure. Stroll across Tower Green, the home of many grisly executions, including two of Henry VIII’s wives, before seeing the priceless Crown Jewels. The Imperial State Crown has a whopping 2,868 diamonds. Finish the tour with a sightseeing City Cruises flexible one-way ticket to round off your London experience.

Tower of London Tour | Tower Hill | WA

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Are you interested in seeing and understanding more about the architecture of London? Join us on an informative walk with an architect as your guide. Our group tours explore the past, present and future of London’s architecture and urbanism. We specialise in giving insight on some of the most interesting and influential modern buildings. We also see how these buildings are shaped by their historic and social context.

Our scheduled tours are aimed at London residents and visitors who are interested in architecture and design and who want to experience a walking tourthat goes beyond the tourist routes.

We aim to make our walks as inclusive and accessible as possible. None of our routes are very strenuous but if walking, please wear sensible shoes and be prepared for the British weather.

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The City of London: Adapting to Change

The City of London is an area steeped in architectural heritage, yet it continues to be transformed, with major office developments by some of the world’s leading architects. What events shaped this transformation? How do the buildings respond to challenges and opportunities?

South Bank to Covent Garden: Arts & Institutions

The South Bank, Somerset House and Covent Garden – three London landmarks that have seen spectacular change from their original uses. Although all are cultural destinations, their architectural responses are radically different. How did the buildings develop and adapt, and will they remain relevant in a changing world?

Belsize Park: Modern Approaches to Housing

Housing is the most significant built form in cities. On this walk, we see how architects and planners over the ages have experimented with this building type, often challenging the established norms.

Nine Elms and Battersea: Big, Bold and Brand New

It has been hailed as Europe’s largest urban regeneration project. Like it or loathe it, the transformation of Vauxhall, Nine Elms and Battersea includes plenty of iconic architecture and urban planning. As building work continues, this is an ideal time to take a critical look at key developments in this area.

Clerkenwell: Inspired Interventions

Clerkenwell is a neighbourhood that is steeped in history yet also includes fascinating examples of assertive, modern architecture. This tour investigates how architects have responded to their surroundings and traces the history of this area.

The Westminster of Edwin Lutyens

Sir Edwin Lutyens was arguably England's most admired and prolific architect of the early 20th Century. His work is best seen in detail so this walk in Whitehall and St James includes several of his finest London buildings. We see Lutyens designs in their urban context as the route takes us through some of the most historic and elegant streets in London.

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Prices are per car/minibus not per person and include your private tour guide, collection and return to your central London hotel and tax but not entrance fees where applicable, parking or meals unless stated. Please add £20 for collections from London Train Stations.

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Discover the different periods of London Architecture with your own London tour guide : Roman Architecture, Norman Churches and timber-framed medieval domestic building, Wren's classical churches, Robert Adams's Eighteenth Century great houses and the Neoclassical Architecture of John Nash.

Few buildings match the splendour of London’s Victorian Architecture - Charles Barry’s Palace of Westminster, the home of Parliament and incorporating the Clock Tower of Big Ben is a symbol of London known all over the world.

Post-1945 architecture includes the works of Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Terry Farrell and others - such as the stunning Lloyds Building and The Swiss Re Building aka "The Gherkin". The 1960’s Barbican Estate is a vast concrete arts and residential complex, loved and loathed in equal measure, and designed in the brutalist style. And today above London Bridge, in the oldest part of the city, rises London’s latest symbol, Renzo Piano’s Glass Shard.

Or ask to include the London home of the great English Architect Sir John Soane (1753 - 1837). His home, now a museum has been described as the 'most ingenious domestic architecture in Britain'

Panoramic images : Sir John Soane's Museum   The Gherkin   The Barbican  

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Our guides are personable educated men and women, chosen for their knowledge, special interests, backgrounds and personality. They will collect you by car from any central London location and guide you inside places of historic importance

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Tate Modern Architecture Tour

Unlock Tate Modern’s history and architectural secrets in our Architecture Tour

Since Tate Modern first opened in 2000, it has become a London landmark, not just for the art it houses, but also for the architecture of the building itself. A remarkable combination of old and new, the tour will take you through the former Bankside Power Station with its iconic 3,300 m2 Turbine Hall and Tanks that still smell of oil, before delving into the innovative and ambitious Blavatnik Building extension.

Places are limited and we recommend booking in advance.

You can also enjoy a Tate Britain Architecture Tour .

accessibility

All Tate Modern entrances are step-free. You can enter via the Turbine Hall and into the Natalie Bell Building on Holland Street, or into the Blavatnik Building on Sumner street.

There are lifts to every floor of the Blavatnik and Nathalie Bell buildings. Alternatively you can take the stairs.

• Fully accessible toilets are located on every floor on the concourses.
• A quiet room is available to use in the Natalie Bell Building on Level 4.
• Ear defenders can be borrowed from the Ticket desks.

To help plan your visit to Tate Modern, have a look at our visual story . It includes photographs and information about what you can expect from a visit to the gallery.

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London Architecture Tours: Guided Walks

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London Architecture Tour: Exclusive Guided Walks

Our London guided tours are all tailored to suit each booking, we do not allow for bookings to be joined. Our guided tours in the British Capital are all exclusive to each client.

London Walking Tours

Should you be planning an office trip, a conference, or university visit in the UK capital please contact us at e-architect and we would be happy to take your booking.

e-architect have guides who can speak French, German, Spanish or Portuguese. Tours are typically a mix of walking and touring by coach and can be tailored to the client’s needs.

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London Architecture Introduction

London is the capital of the UK. There is a wealth of architecture here – from historic churches and palaces to modern art galleries and offices. Key architects from the past are Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor. More recently architects such as Foster, Rogers, Stirling, Hadid and Piano have created major buildings in London.

Significant contemporary buildings include The Shard, Lloyds Building, Swiss Re building. Key 20th Century buildings include Centre Point and New Zealand House. Older architecture of historical importance that we can visit on the walking tour include buildings such as the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace.

To take in these London buildings some walking tours require transport, typically on the Tube. Major clusters of buildings exist in Westminster, the City of London and the Isle of Dogs. Important architecture is also scattered throughout the West End and in Kensington & Chelsea.

London Architecture Walking Tour – Standard Routes

e-architect now offer a standard range of London architecture tour routes. If these don’t suit we still offer tailored tour itineraries.

The standard London Architecture Walking Tour itineraries are:

– Central – buildings such as the National Gallery building extension, Royal Opera House, the Economist Building and New Zealand House.

– City – buildings such as the Lloyds Building, Swiss Re Tower, No. 1 Poultry and Tower 42.

– Knightsbridge – buildings such as One Hyde Park, Michelin House, Peter Jones Department Store and the Saatchi Gallery building.

All these buildings are possible to visit on our London Architecture Tours .

Please note the London Architectural Walking Tours are external visits except where free access is allowed. Specific requests for entry to buildings can be made ahead of an architectural walking tour.

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London Architecture Walking Tours

London Architectural Tours can be arranged around your group’s needs, for example if you are interested in just contemporary architecture then our guides can form a tour for that, or if you are interested in just office buildings then again a specific itinerary can be drafted.

Contact e-architect to arrange your English architectural tour: mob. +44 (0)7952 149814 / isabelle(at)e-architect.com

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e-architect also organise architecture walking tours in other British cities such as Cambridge, Oxford, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield and Birmingham. We also offer architectural city walks in other European cities such as Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen and Paris:

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We offer architectural city walks by e-architect in over 82 cities globally – here is a small selection from Northern Europe:

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Key Buildings in UK Capital City

Major architectural designs in the UK capital city:

St Paul’s Cathedral Building – British religious epicenter, famous World War Two survivor

Swiss Re Building, City of London – by architect Norman Foster, now Lord Foster

Battersea Power Station – made even more famous by a Pink Floyd album cover

We do show visitors around buildings in other UK cities – please contact us if you have a specific city in mind for an architectural tour.

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Best architectural tours in London

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London architecture is very diverse. The capital impresses with its beautiful architectural buildings. The city has Victorian-style buildings, Tudor-style buildings, buildings of modern architecture, etc. When taking the best architectural tours in London visitors can see the Tower of London, the Lloyd’s Building, St Paul’s Cathedral building, Tower Bridge and other buildings. Many famous architects worked in London. Architecture tours are a great way to learn the history of the capital.

Different types of London architecture tours

There are many ways to explore the diversity of London architecture. You can walk in the urban areas of the capital and see every landmark, take advantage of a cycling tour, bus tours or tours with architects-guides.

Architecture walking tours

If you are a kind of tourist who likes to walk, then you should take advantage of a walking tour. London offers a large selection of walking tours. Do you want to see contemporary British architecture? Or, maybe, office buildings are more to your liking? Every tourist can easily find a London walking tour that meets his/her preferences.

Architecture guided tours

Would you like to see the architecture of London city with a professional architect? Take a guided tour of the architecture. The vast majority of guided tours are personalised. A tourist can select an architect-guide, type of transportation, the historic areas that he/she would like to visit, etc.

What are the options for architectural tours in London

It would be better to plan a London architecture tour plan ahead of time. The capital has a lot to offer to architecture lovers. According to the opinion of the architecture firm at Proficiency , each district in Central London can boast of rich history and unique architectural buildings. There are the buildings of contemporary architecture as well as the buildings that date back to the times from the Middle Ages and the 20th century.

Tate modern guided tour

Enjoy a well-organised architecture of the Tate Modern museum in London with a guide. This tour allows you to see the most unusual pieces of conceptual art.

Take a tour of Westminster Abbey

London Westminster Abbey is a very popular landmark in London. It’s a historic place where weddings and ceremonies take place. According to the statistics, over 1.57 million people visit Westminster Abbey annually . This architecture tour is good for families and kids. It provides a unique sightseeing experience.

Enjoy an interesting audio tour of secret shoreditch

This tour would be the perfect choice for podcast lovers. The tour was created by the local historian and the local guide. It provides great audio experience and allows you to get familiar with the neighbourhood of Shoreditch and learn more about its culture, cuisine and culture. You need to download the app to explore the neighbourhood.

Walk through the financial center of London “The City”

It’s one of the most interesting British architectural tours . During this tour, you will visit the financial district of the city “The City” and enjoy its amazing architecture. The building style in this London area perfectly combines modernity and tradition. Here, you’ll be able to see works of many famous architects such as Arne Jacobsen, Daniel Libeskind, Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and others.

Explore the history of Docklands and Canary Wharf

Docklands and Canary Wharf is known for its architecture. Here, unused warehouses turned into apartments for workers. The tallest buildings such as One Canada Square are located in this part of London. There are a lot of bars and restaurants available in the district. Initially, only working-class families lived in this area. Later, the area became the middle-class zone.

Walk through the financial district of London “Old Town”

Old Town is the financial centre of London and one of the oldest areas in the city of London. You will be impressed with such buildings as:

• Paul’s Cathedral
• the Monuments
• the Temple of Mithras

Old Town tours are very interesting. The district is the home to the tallest buildings in Europe.

Take time to discover post Olympics architecture of London

While travelling around London, don’t miss an opportunity to see the architecture of the Summer Olympic Games in 2012. Take a tour provided by a guide architect. Most of the buildings were renovated and transformed into areas for public use. A tour allows you to see the transformation process. You should visit the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The park has many examples of post-Olympic architecture.

See artificial trees that help reduce pollution in London

Trees improve air quality by reducing pollution and releasing oxygen. Visit the Ultra Low Emission Zone in the British capital to miniature forests. Each forest works as a pollution filter. Each forest is equal to 275 trees.

ONE Putney Residential Building / PHASE3

Give preference to English architectural tours that include ONE Putney Residential Building / PHASE3. The building’s architecture is impressive. It consists of 15 residential apartments, a shared rooftop terrace as well as a green roof.

The colour palace pavilion is one of must visit attractions in London

The Colour Palace Pavilion is a very interesting building that perfectly combines architecture, art and cultural traditions. The building is a public space that brings together people of all ages. The pavilion has a lightweight structure and lots of hand-painted timber pieces.

Visit the Royal Opera House

Stanton Williams has spent £50.7million on the renovation of the Royal Opera House . Building’s entrances and ground-floor lobby have been renovated and 400 seats have been added to the opera house. The renovation allowed more people to enjoy opera and ballet.

Isle of Dogs – explore the architecture while cycling

The Isle of Dogs is a good architecture tour for people, who can’t imagine their life without cycling. During a cycling tour, you’ll explore the ever-changing area of London and see the office building as well as large housing developments.

Visit Bankside & The Thames to see the most diverse spaces of London

This area has a lot of cultural buildings. Here you can see a museum, gallery, theatre and other types of cultural buildings.

Select the right architectural tour in London

There are many great tours available for people, who want to explore the architectural buildings and hidden gems of London. Plan a tour meticulously and decide what architectural sites you would like to visit beforehand. This will help you make a smart choice!

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Thu 02 May : 18:30 -21:30

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Wren in the City walking tour

Thu 16 May : 11:00 -13:30

Join Open City for a walking tour marking over 300 years since the death of the architect, scientist and polymath…

Olympic Legacy walking tour

Sat 04 May : 14:30 -17:30

This insightful walking tour around the Olympic Park — led by expert guide Nick Edwards — tells the story of…

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London Architecture City Guide: 20 Modern and Contemporary Attractions to Explore in UK’s Cultural and Financial Powerhouse

• Written by Maria-Cristina Florian
• Published on June 29, 2023

London’s architectural history is a rich tapestry that weaves together styles of various periods and influences. In the post-war era, the city experienced a surge in modern architecture, becoming a canvas for experimentation. New stylistic movements saw their expression crystalized through buildings such as Richard Rogers ’ Lloyd’s Building , one of the most representative examples of High-Tech architecture, or the Barbican Estate , a large-scale housing estate that became the iconic structure for Brutalist architecture.

London’s contemporary architectural landscape continues to evolve, in part through the works of internationally-recognized architects such as Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, and Thomas Heatherwick. This varied blend of styles, and ways of expression reflects the city’s ability to embrace architectural movements of global significance. As a center for innovation, London continues to attract established and emerging architects who shape its skyline and contribute to its international architectural discourse, with each new building offering a glimpse into the ever-changing nature of London’s urban fabric.

The following list showcases 30 modern, brutalist, and contemporary architecture projects highlighting the diversity of London ’s architecture scene, featuring works from internationally renowned architects such as Foster + Partners , Herzog & de Meuron , Richard Rogers , Thomas Heatherwick , and Zaha Hadid Architects .

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30 st mary axe tower / foster + partners.

Barbican Estate / Chamberlin, Powell and Bon

Tate Modern Switch House / Herzog & de Meuron

NEO Bankside / Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

London City Hall / Foster + Partners

The Shard / Renzo Piano Building Workshop

Lloyd's Building / Richard Rogers

The Scalpel / KPF

Battersea Power Station / Wilkinson Eyre

London Aquatics Centre for 2012 Summer Olympics / Zaha Hadid Architects

King’s Cross Station / John McAslan + Partners

Trellick Tower / Erno Goldfinger

Sainsbury Wing, National Gallery London / Venturi Scott Brown

The Serpentine Sackler Gallery / Zaha Hadid Architects

The Leadenhall Building / Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

The Great Court of the British Museum / Foster & Partners

Newport Street Gallery / Caruso St John Architects

Alexandra Road Estate / Neave Brown

Orion Building, Post Graduate Centre of London Metropolitain University / Daniel Libeskind

Coal Drops Yard / Heatherwick Studio

The Pavilion / acme

London 2012 Velodrome / Hopkins Architects

Royal National Theatre / Denys Lasdun

Central St. Giles Court / Renzo Piano + Fletcher Priest Architects

Gridiron, One St. Pancras Square / David Chipperfield Architects

Courtyard Expansion at London's V&A Museum / AL_A

London School of Economics Marshall Building / Grafton Architects

London Olympic Stadium / Populous

20 Fenchurch Street / Rafael Viñoly Architects

Town Hall Hotel / rare

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London Architecture Tour – Modern & Contemporary

Explore London’s dramatic and always evolving modern architecture with an expert

A London Architecture Tour is unmissable because…

Modern architecture can be startling even challenging, but rarely dull! Certain buildings make powerful statements and become iconic landmarks. Others projects have to be sought out to appreciate their discreet, hidden qualities. This tour introduces you to the wonderful diversity of London’s newest architecture with a qualified Blue Badge Tourist Guide whose expertise will help you enjoy and understand the shock of the NEW!

Must-sees during a London Architecture Tour – Modern & Contemporary

• Enjoy the huge diversity of styles through the work of leading world architects including:
• The Shard – at 1016 ft tall this stunning glass structure by Renzo Piano is the UK’s tallest skyscraper.
• Rambert – explore the cavernous dance studios featuring a modern twist on Brutalist architecture.
• The work of ‘starchitect’, Norman Foster including ‘The Gherkin’ and City Hall.
• Richard Roger’s groundbreaking ‘Bowellist’ building, Lloyds of London and ‘The Cheese Grater.’
• The Millennium Bridge – the iconic footbridge connecting St Paul’s Cathedral and the Tate Modern.
• Regeneration in action at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Kings Cross Central and Nine Elms including the new US Embassy.

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• Guides who specialise in architecture are passionate and hugely knowledgable on the subject.
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• Your guide will design your architecture tour around your special interests.
• You’ll learn how modern buildings are made and the challenges facing architects working in one of the world’s busiest cities.
• Your Guide will share with you insider stories and anecdotes…the competition between leading architects, innovative solutions, the triumphs, and the flops and how the buildings got their nicknames.

Please bear in mind that these are not public tours, but private tours conducted by specialist Blue Badge Tourist Guides who will charge a separate fee, details of which can be found on our fees page.

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• Able to offer tours in over 30 different languages

Simply input your tour request details in the form below. When you have finished, hit the Green ‘Submit to Match’ button. Your request will be instantly emailed to three highly qualified and enthusiastic London Blue Badge Tourist Guides, matching your criteria. They will then email you confirming availability, pricing and suggestions for the tour itself. So let one of our 500+ Blue Badge Tourist Guides make your stay in London a special one.

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Travel by: Walking & Public Transportation Tour Explore London by walking and a variety of public transport (Underground, Black Cab, London double decker bus or even riverboat) Cycling Tour Cycle around London with a professional Guide. Bring your own bicycle or request the Guide to help you hire one. Driving Tour Get driven around in style by a professional Driver Guide. Usually for groups of up to 7 people. Coach Tour A tour for larger groups (typically 20+). Please tell the Guide if you have your own coach and driver, or request the Guide to help you hire one. Virtual Tour Explore London's top sights and attractions from the comfort of your home

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A month long celebration of architecture and city-making, taking place every June across London

The London Festival of Architecture is a month-long celebration of architecture and city-making, taking place every June across London. The Festival’s mission is to open up discussions around architecture, test new ideas and uncover and promote new talent.  With an amazing programme of events and activities taking place right across London every June, we welcome everyone into the conversation around architecture and our city. We work year-round to help new individuals and organisations feel empowered to stage their own Festival events.

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01 June - 30 June

Raise the Roof: Building for change

RIBA’s latest exhibition explores the narratives and attitudes embedded within the fabric of RIBA’s headquarters at 66 Portland Place, London,…

01 June - 02 June

Bridging the Gap

Take part in a reimagining of the Bridge to Crystal Palace Park Concert Platform - is it stepping stones, a…

01 June - 18 July

Armadillo, CLT Sound Pavilion

Armadillo, a CLT Sound Pavilion, is a pioneering project that delves into the realm of innovative timber construction and acoustic…

01 June 2024

Reconnections with Land: Towards creating a sense of Belonging to Ourselves, Nature and Our Systems.

We are living through a crisis in belonging - belonging to each other, our places/spaces and our planet. It is…

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Public London exhibition

Explore the latest exhibition at The London Centre, showcasing 'Public London: activating the city'. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the…

03 June - 24 June

The London School of Architecture’s Dalston Pavilion

The London School of Architecture's Dalston Pavilion draws inspiration from mid-sixteenth century 'cabinets of curiosities' that showcased artefacts from the…

04 June - 06 June

Behind the Scenes: By the People BBC Studios Tour

Designed especially for the Festival by artist-teacher Alix Smith, tour visitors will be encouraged to explore future uses of the…

05 June 2024

A place where all can flourish: Bringing wellbeing into placemaking

Join us for an exclusive tour led by architects Studio Egret West and Barnet Council, offering a unique opportunity to…

Activating Camden’s Disused Spaces

Join us for an evening at Camden Collective to discover the potential of meanwhile spaces in building community. The Camden…

06 June 2024

‘Sessions’ One-to-One Mentoring; by Narrative Practice, hosted by Fletcher Priest Architects

With the support of Fletcher Priest Architects, Narrative Practice is offering in-person complimentary mentoring sessions tailored for young creative professionals…

A Temporary Fix? Re-imagining Space in the Meanwhile

Join Meanwhile Space for the third event in our series 'A temporary fix?'. An industry event focused on re-imagining and…

08 June 2024

Wood Green Placemaking Walking Tour

Wood Green is the heart of Haringey, drawing in people from across the borough and beyond to shop, work and…

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2024 marks 20 years of the London Festival of Architecture. #LFAat20 will be a moment of celebration, and a chance to reflect on the impact of the Festival over last 2 decades, as well as the wider industry and city. It will also be a moment to reset, to explore how the Festival, industry, and all Londoners can shape a more equitable, accessible and sustainable city – a London by, and for, all Londoners.

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Introducing LFA Neighbourhoods – Time to discover a new part of t...

  Newly introduced for LFA2024, our Neighbourhood programmes celebrate specific areas, town centres and bustling high streets. Designed to spotlight…

Able Partners and Elliott Wood Selected for Warren Street Revamp

The winning design team has been revealed for the ‘Welcome to Warren Street’ competition, the temporary placemaking intervention, delivered by…

Urban Radicals, Millimetre and AKTII selected for ‘Navigating Cha...

Urban Radicals with Millimetre and AKTII have been selected by LFA and City of London BIDs as winners of the…

Putting Community at the Core of Copthall Pavilion design competiti...

The London Festival of Architecture and London Borough of Barnet have partnered to launch an open call for a design…

‘Welcome to Warren Street’ Shortlist Announced

The shortlist has been revealed for the ‘Welcome to Warren Street’ competition, delivered by the London Festival of Architecture with…

Pews and Perches 2024 Designers Announced

The winning design teams have been announced for the fifth and final edition of the Pews and Perches design competition,…

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Tuesday 14 May 2024 08:30 - 10:00

Join this NLA Study Tour to hear from Child Graddon Lewis on 300 Harrow Road, a residential-led, mixed use scheme.

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Tuesday 14 May 2024 18:30 - 20:30

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Post-election reflections: setting the agenda for London’s Mayor

Wednesday 15 May 2024 08:00 - 09:30

Join this NLA Breakfast Talk to reflect on the key priorities for London’s built environment community following the result of the London Mayoral Elections.

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Wednesday 29 May 2024 10:30 - 12:30

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Bio-ID Students Win Two Green Product Awards for Urban Soundscape Project

10 May 2024

Xinrui Cai and Sahda Salsabila (Bio-Integrated Design MArch) won the Architecture and Audience awards for their first-year project using sustainable and innovative fabrication techniques.

Two second-year Bio-Integrated Design MArch students, Xinrui Cai and Sahda Salsabila, won the ‘Architecture’ and ‘Audience’ awards at the International Green Product Award 2024.

Presented by the Green Future Club since 2012, the Green Product Award recognises innovative products and services based on design, impact and sustainability.

The Urban Soundscape project comprises bio-façade panels and an urban amphitheatre. It is aimed at architects, city planners and sustainability enthusiasts looking to address noise pollution and create immersive acoustic experiences in urban areas. The project uses sustainable and innovative materiality and fabrication techniques, harnessing plant-based materials, repurposing waste such as paper, and using rice flour as a natural binder. The fabrication methods include 3D printing, CNC milling, extrusion and casting for versatile prototyping.

Commenting on the award, Xinrui and Sahda said:

“ We are delighted to share this wonderful news with The Bartlett community. This achievement would not have been possible without the unwavering support and encouragement from The Bartlett, UCL, B-made and our Bio-ID team. We deeply appreciate their guidance and mentorship throughout this journey.

About Urban Soundscape – The Amphitheatre

Enhancing urban quality goes beyond aesthetics, involving intricate human perception, and including acoustics. This project integrates bio-façade panels to craft urban soundscapes, reducing noise while fostering immersive acoustic experiences in an urban amphitheatre. From London to Rome plant-based materials like cork, moss and repurposed resources like paper waste were explored for their sound absorption capabilities. Prototypes used varied techniques, from 3D printing to casting. Our mixed-methods approach combined digital workflows, acoustic simulations and lab testing. Material and geometry interplay was meticulously evaluated using computer software. Rigorous acoustic testing with impedance tube kits revealed the material and arrangement's profound impact on noise absorption. These insights informed the design of noise-absorbing urban elements, merging function and aesthetics, and enriching spaces with purposeful design. This research lays the foundation for innovative, sustainable solutions addressing urban challenges.

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Images : Unveiling the Amphitheatre, Urban Soundscape, 2023. Work by Xinrui Cai and Sahda Salsabila.

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Nigerian Superstar Tems Sets Debut Album Release and 2024 World Tour Dates | VIDEO

*Chart-topping Nigerian chanteuse, lyric weaver, and musical architect Tems announces her inaugural voyage into the global concert arena with the “Born in the Wild World Tour,” celebrating her eclectic debut album slated for a June 7 reveal.

Garnering both a Grammy and an Oscar nomination, Tems is set to grace the stage in London with her melodious rhapsodies starting June 12, at the renowned Eventim Apollo.

Her musical odyssey promises to enchant audiences through Europe's crème de la crème venues, with performances set to unfold across the tapestry of France, Norway, Germany, and the Netherlands.

The sonic spectacle will cross the ocean to North America, kicking off in Miami's lauded Fillmore Miami Beach on August 22, before winding its way through cities like Boston at the Agganis Arena, Los Angeles at the iconic Greek Theatre, and New York's legendary Radio City Music Hall. The crescendo of her tour will echo through Africa and reach its final note down under at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on November 15.

See the complete tour routing below.

Aspiring attendees will have the chance to secure their tickets as sales commence globally on May 17 at 10 a.m. sharp, with North American fans being treated to an artist presale opportunity on May 14 at 10:00 a.m.

Adorning her social media channels, Tems revealed her debut album’s haunting yet captivating cover art, a portrayal of her silhouette against a nebulous tableau, and penned an evocative note:

"This is my most special moment. Into this canvas, I’ve poured every ounce of my being. Immense gratitude to everyone who's joined me on this journey. ‘Born in The Wild’-be ready to embrace the wild side of my dreams on June 7th."

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