We are delighted to offer The London Society members an exclusive opportunity to visit the studio of and meet some of the people behind Fletcher Priest Architects.
You’ve probably walked past many of their buildings before, be it Lucent behind the famous Piccadilly Lights, the Knightsbridge Estate, One Exchange Square in Broadgate completing this year, or walking through the East Village, which was masterplanned by the practice for the 2012 Olympic Games.
This event offers a first glimpse of the practice’s new studio, with building and interiors by Fletcher Priest Architects. 100 Fetter Lane has already won five awards, including London Planning’s Best New Place to Work Award and the Architects’ Journal’s Workplace award, and is a sustainability exemplar for the circular economy with its pioneering use of material passporting.
Fletcher Priest Architects was founded over 45 years ago and is formed of a highly collaborative group of individuals, working across all scales and stages, from urban design to architecture and interior design, balancing research and strategy with high quality delivery.
Join us at their studio on Thursday 26 March between 16:00-17:30 for a lively session where you will be given a tour of their multi-floor studio and learn about a cross-section of their work across London and beyond.
Arrival details will be shared ahead of the event to guide your journey, but please know that this is a step-free tour. Light refreshments will be provided.
This is a members-only event with limited capacity (35 places), so early booking is essential.