Based in Shoreditch since the start of the centaury and still family owned, Jerram Falkus would like to open its office doors, for visitors to see our unique garden and sympathetically refurbished offices, along with history of the company

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Architect led tours

Waugh Thistleton Architects, 2023

Join your tour guide for a tour of Hawksmoor’s finest church, Christ Church, Spitalfields, where we’ll unlock the history of this fascinating area and building, as well as learning a new skill; how to ‘read’ a church. Covering the controversial myth about Hawksmoor and the occult, the tour will explain the social context of the construction of this church and its architectural importance.

Nicholas Hawksmoor, 1729

Over the last 13 years, the 150-year-old school has reused and built upon its existing campus to provide new, state-of-the-art facilities. See how new architecture can sit with heritage buildings to create something completely new.

Hawkins\Brown, 2023

Once one of the grandest civic buildings in London and now a great arts venue, the Grade II listed Shoreditch Town Hall boasts many spaces, from the Victorian grandeur of the Assembly Hall to the intimate warren of untouched basement rooms.

Caesar Augustus Long, 1866

This walking tour explores the nature of community by journeying north of the city along the once Roman route of Ermine Street, exploring the impact of migration and the evolving forms of housing made necessary by London's growth.

How can architecture help us to understand a world in flux? We can use buildings as markers of change, seeing the impact of global economic shifts on local streets, the rise and fall of public housing, and the march of 'gentrification'.

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Community arts hub staging music, dance and spoken word performance, art shows and film screenings.

Penoyre & Prasad, 2006

Built as a Huguenot chapel in 1763, the building has been in continuous use as a synagogue since 1860 and retains many original features including the gallery. Oldest remaining Ashkenazi synagogue in London and third oldest in the country.

Unknown, 1763

Walking tour: Sisters in the City A walking tour celebrating the lives of women who’ve made their mark on the City of London over the centuries, from Boudicca to the Suffragettes

Black Kite is an award-winning independent visual effects and design studio. Their new London studio - a riot of colour and geometry by Bureau de Change - supports a collective of creatives, offering a home from home.

Bureau de Change Architects, 2022