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Join our panel for an illuminating conversation on historical preservation and its lessons for the future

Experience familiar spaces anew and reflect on belonging in the city in this exhibition exploring London below and above ground

Join this talk exploring how place and painting shape identity, connecting urban landscapes to shared experiences of belonging.

Discussion exploring the magic of markets, art and architecture

A panel talk exploring themes of security, access and public space

Exploring why urban proximity no longer guarantees connection, and how cities can foster belonging, trust, wellbeing, and social resilience.

See inside one of London's newest music spaces

The Wharf Studios Tour as part of Thames Road Summer Party

An exhibition of film and material prototypes exploring low-carbon, bio-based construction research developed through a collaboration between the University of…

Special Film Festival film screening at Phoenix Cinema exploring the LFA2026 theme: 'Belonging’.

A Cabinet of Curiosities depicting everyday life on the Lansbury Estate, Poplar. Designed and built by Delvendahl Martin Architects.

Walking Tours: Festival of Britain, Poplar - The Lansbury Estate 75 years on

Walking tour to hear about how the OSDC are working with design teams to transform Oxford Street

Family Friendly Street party to transform Thames Road this summer — and everyone’s invited

An outdoor exhibition sharing the story of how the Festival of Britain transformed South Bank into a place for everyone.

Exploration of the grade 1 listed building and subsequent developments.

Panel led by architect and founder of Morocco Bound bookshop, Jonathan Dransfield. Followed by live music.

A walking tour to explore the City of London through the eyes of famous Georgian Architect, Sir John Soane

Public Launch of Group Exhibition of Art and Architecture Inspired by Being, Longing, and Belonging

Exploring the remains of Roman London and what it means to belong to the City of the past

Gain practical skills to shape your built environment career in this interactive workshop designed to build confidence, direction and agency.

Guided or self determined walk to learn about the history and architecture of the building and burial ground

Get on the Grass is an collective exhibition marking 20 Years of Wayward Plants and Friends.

Join a BSL-led group tour with Edward Richards to explore the museum building and Simone Brewster’s PLATFORM display.

A walk through the gardens of the City of London - North Side

Discover the Royal Docks at your own pace through local voices, art and music

Join a guided tour of the historic Workers' Church of St Katharine Cree, the only Jacobean church in London.

Bio‑integrated design installations explore how we build connection with the microbial world at the launch of a new meanwhile site.

An engaging and lively discussion on traditional heritage crafts, examining why a career in the trades can be so rewarding

A talk for anyone interested in creating and shaping the future of underused building and how to go about it.

Curated by sound artist Jessica Sammut, AP Sounds is a community run broadcast blending live and pre recorded segments

Installation of new inclusive seating made of reused granite stones outside St Pauls Cathedral.

A talk about the modern housing of London and Europe designed in the 1920s and 1930s

A public installation transforming reclaimed marble fragments into a colourful pavilion, inviting visitors to pause, explore and reconnect with space

Look inside City Hall, showcasing pioneering sustainable design, striking architecture and the history surrounding its move to the Royal Docks

A guided tour of Grade II Listed Hornsey Library in Crouch End.

Explore Royal Albert Wharf’s development through resident insights, architecture, and photography, examining belonging, community, and success in creating inclusive neighbourhoods.

Architecture historian Owen Hopkins and photographer Nigel Green launch their beautiful new book

Join us for a tour of Iron Works, the latest cultural space in The Royal Docks.

Join us for a journey through the Royal Docks in miniature; where we are, where we’ve been and what next?

Experience an insightful site visit around Waterloo and its underpasses reflecting on shared aspirations, challenges and proposals for improvement.

The Line’s Youth Guides lead tours of vibrant artworks in Royal Victoria, featuring Yinka Ilori, Laura Ford and Graphic Rewilding

Ironmongers’ Hall, a Grade II-listed Livery hall opens publicly for the first time for self-guided tours in June 2026.

An Open Studio evening as part of the London Festival of Architecture.

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

An informal gathering using The (African) Kitchen Stool to explore intersections of material culture, spatial thinking, and creative practice.

A special Lates bringing together music, making and ideas inspired by innovation from India, in collaboration with Serendipity Arts.

A walk through the gardens of the City of London

A walking tour exploring the City of London's rich migration histories lasting approximately 1.5 hours.

Examining how social infrastructure and community spaces can reshape the night-time city into one where everyone feels connected and included

This tour showcases the partnerships and investment reshaping one of London’s most distinctive, creative and future-focused neighbourhoods through inclusive growth

This Making Space for Women event explores how lighting can transform underused spaces, improving safety, visibility and night-time economies.

A walk from St Paul's to Lincoln's Inn asking, how do we belong?

Explore the beautiful buildings and verdure around Kensington High Street. Discover our hidden architectural gems and biodiverse green spaces

Free one-to-one mentoring connecting young people with architects through conversations, portfolio reviews and shared insight.

Free one-to-one mentoring connecting young people with architects through conversations, portfolio reviews and shared insight.

Two open days for viewing our magnificent building and community Summer Fayre

Bringing together architects and community to share local stories, objects and memories, capturing Islington’s identity through creative writing and collages.

A guided walk exploring Canning Town Station’s role as a place of connection and belonging within the wider neighbourhood

A festival of free-to-attend music, dance, creative workshops and talks that celebrate Chrisp Street's heritage, and East London's evolving identity.