Fletcher Priest Architects – open studio

An open studio exploring 100 Fetter Lane’s printing heritage, material passporting and belonging through making, film and conversation.

Image: Kilian O'Sullivan

Fletcher Priest Architects – open studio

An open studio exploring 100 Fetter Lane’s printing heritage, material passporting and belonging through making, film and conversation.

Thursday 25th June

18:00 - 21:00

Activity Type
Open studio
Free
Neighbourhood
City of London

Step inside our multi-award-winning building at 100 Fetter Lane to explore how a building can belong to its place. Rooted in the site's printing heritage, 100 Fetter Lane responds to context through crafted brickwork and the pioneering material passport system for long-term care and reuse.

Open to the public for the first time, visitors are invited into our studio to explore printing through a self-guided activity, compiling their prints into a keepsake zine. Our studio will feature exhibition touch points where visitors can learn about us, our work and our design approach through film, models and conversation with our team.

Location

fletcher priest architects

100 Fetter Lane
EC4A 1ES

Once arrived at pinned location, please follow the signs to our private Fletcher Priest Architects entrance, which is located down the side passage off Bream’s Buildings. This is a step free venue.

Nearest station:
Farringdon / Chancery lane / Thameslink

Accessible toilet
Refreshments available
Relaxed or quiet activity
Quiet space (inside)
Quiet space (outside)

The venue is step-free with accessible facilities. The format is flexible, allowing participants to engage at their own pace, including quiet spaces where requested. If you have specific access requirements, please get in touch in advance.

Image: Kilian O'Sullivan

Free

This is a drop-in event with no booking required

Organiser

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