Belonging in Built Spaces: Reimagining Buildings for Community
A SAVE event in collaboration with the London Festival of Architecture.
Belonging in Built Spaces: Reimagining Buildings for Community
A SAVE event in collaboration with the London Festival of Architecture.
Wednesday 17th June
18:00 - 19:30
College and university students
Local residents
Young people aged 10-16
People over 55
As part of the 2026 London Festival of Architecture theme, Belonging, SAVE Britain’s Heritage hosts a discussion with The Kings Foundation, Nudge Community Builders and Harrison Stringfellow Architects to explore how neglected buildings and streets around the country can become places where people belong. Reuse brings spaces back to life and makes them part of our the future as well as the past.
This discussion brings national foundations, architects and grassroots groups together to offer their perspectives from London, Lancashire, Liverpool and Plymouth on the power of re-using existing buildings.
Location
The Gallery
77 Cowcross Street
EC1M 6EJ
The entrance to The Gallery is at the far end of the courtyard at 77 Cowcross Street. What3Words: ///driven.result.whips
Nearest station:
Farringdon
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Refreshments available
The venue is step-free via the lift accessed through reception of the main building. Otherwise, the main entrance involves one flight of stairs down to the basement. Doorways are standard width, and handrails are provided on the staircases. Please contact us in advance for any specific access needs or to arrange assistance.
£9 Standard ticket price
£7 (including Eventbrite fees and a glass of wine)
Henrietta Billings
Director , SAVE Britain's Heritage
Sarah Robinson
Associate director & architect , The King's Foundation
Su Stringfellow
Director , Harrison Stringfellow Architects Ltd, Liverpool
Hannah Sloggett
Co-Director , Nudge Community Builders
Organiser
SAVE Britain's Heritage
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