4-storey multi-purpose, state of the art library and archives building.

Earle Architects, 2011

A vital community garden offering a model for maximum good for communities and for the environment on a small urban plot. It is now a site of Local Importance for Nature Conservation. Shortlisted for the Open City Stewardship Awards 2021.

muf architecture/art, EXYZT, J & L Gibbons, 2010

Grade II listed Art Deco cinema with stalls and circle created in 1937 within the shell of an Edwardian cinema, retaining many original features. 2017 new auditorium created in basement space.

F E Bromige, 1937

Most journeys in cities like London take place because of need rather than choice. 'A walk to work' traces an epitome of such a compulsory journey - the daily commute and pinpoints the unexpected beauties in the backgrounds of the everyday.

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Modernist extension to Hackney's German Hospital, closed 1987 and converted into flats in 1999.

Burnet, Tait and Lorne, 1935

Early 20th C Grade II* listed church designed by CH Reilly. Byzantine in structure but prefiguring Modernism in its aesthetic, Nairn judged it “the best church of its date in London”, Reilly “the building I should like to be remembered by”.

Charles Herbert Reilly, 1910

Flexible use garden room in a newly established garden.

Knott Architects, 2022

A rare example of a large purpose built metropolitan working men’s club with over 100 years of history. A once dignified building, revival Queen Anne style in the late-Victorian period, Grade II listed in 2019.

Alfred Allen, 1900