Learning from Golden Lane – walk and discussion

Belonging in the City, living in Golden Lane. What are the insights for a new generation of housing?

Image: Paul Lincoln

Learning from Golden Lane – walk and discussion

Belonging in the City, living in Golden Lane. What are the insights for a new generation of housing?

Saturday 20th June

14:00 - 16:00

Activity Type
Tour
Free
Neighbourhood
City of London

The government plans to build 1.5 million homes including seven new towns. Golden Lane Estate, built to bring key workers back to the City of London following the devastation of the second world war, showcases planning and design at its most creative. Designed by Chamberlin, Bon and Powell with Grade II and II* listings, Golden Lane shows how to create community in the heart of the City.

This tour and discussion will invite designers who live or who have worked on the estate to evaluate its relevance to current housing needs and to address issues of maintenance and climate emergency.

Location

Golden Lane Community Centre

Golden Lane Estate Community Centre,
Golden Lane Estate,
London EC1Y 0SA
EC1Y 0SA

Meet at the Community Centre for both the guided tour and the discussion.

Nearest station:
Barbican Underground Station and the Barbican exit for Farringdon Elizabeth Line Station

Accessible toilet
Baby changing facility
Changing places toilet
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Refreshments available

The centre has kitchen and toilet facilities on both floors, and is fully accessible. The event will take place on the ground floor. The tour will take place across public areas of the estate. There are ramps at a number of points across the estate. The organiser can provide detailed information in advance.

Image: Paul Lincoln

Free

Booking required

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