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Festival Hubs

The London Festival of Architecture prides itself on being a truly city-wide celebration of the architecture and architects of our great city. Our programme takes place right across the city, but we also deliver a concentration of activity around four key Festival Hubs – London Bridge, Royal Docks, City of London and Battersea Nine Elms. These four parts of London are as architecturally diverse as the city itself.  Each Festival Hub offers you the opportunity to appreciate the stunning architectural quality of the area and attend a wealth of events all within a concentrated neighbourhood.

Royal Docks

Royal Docks

London’s Docklands were once our gateway to the world. Built between the 1850s and 1920s the Royal Docks fuelled our international trade and brought wealth to the country. As ships grew, much of this ocean-going trade moved to docks further […]
Battersea Nine Elms

Battersea Nine Elms

There are few more iconic buildings in London than the landmark Battersea Power Station. But our Battersea Nine Elms Area Focus encompasses so much more than the beautiful brickwork and Art Deco interiors of the Power Station. A new food […]
London Bridge

London Bridge

From the inns and yards of historic London Bridge to the Europe’s largest vertical city, London Bridge is transforming its identity into London’s newest cultural destination. This month marks London Bridge Station’s grand reopening, following years of loving restoration and […]
City Of London

City Of London

From the Gherkin to the Lloyds Building – the Square Mile has perhaps the most iconic and identifiable buildings found anywhere in the world. The City of London is one of London’s most historic areas. Iconic modern architecture sits alongside […]