This year many of the buildings in our varied and beloved programme found themselves unable to open their doors to the public as in previous years. We decided that it was the perfect opportunity to bring them to more people than ever by creating short film tours presented by the experts that live and work in them. Our goal is to recreate the intimate behind the scenes experiences and anecdotes that make Open House building visits so memorable.

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  15 Clerkenwell Close

  Groupwork + Amin Taha, 2017

  Islington
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  Aga Khan Centre

  Fumihiko Maki of Maki and Associates, 2018

  Camden
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  BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (online only)

  C B Sompura, 1995

  Brent
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  Biggin Hill Memorial Museum

  Hampson Williams, 1951

  Bromley
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  Billingsgate Roman House and Baths

  0200

  City of London
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  Crystal Palace Bowl

  Ian Ritchie Architects, 1997

  Bromley
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  Crystal Palace Dinosaurs (online only)

  Bromley
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  Crystal Palace Skate Park (online only)

  Canvas Skateparks, 2018

  Bromley
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  Dalston Eastern Curve Garden

  Dalston Curve Garden: J & L Gibbons and muf architecture/art, 2010

  Hackney
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  Ealing Village (online only)

  R Toms & Partners, 1936

  Ealing
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  Embassy of the Republic of Poland

  James and Robert Adam , 1776

  Westminster
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  Glenkerry House (online only)

  Ernö Goldfinger, 1970

  Tower Hamlets
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  Honeywood Museum

  1650

  Sutton
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  Kingston Guildhall and History Centre (online only)

  Maurice Webb, 1935

  Kingston upon Thames
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  Kingston Library, Museum and Art Gallery (online only)

  Alfred Cox, 1903

  Kingston upon Thames