London Architecture Guide 2021.4.18

This comprehensive guide offers an insightful exploration of London’s architectural heritage, encompassing both its historic landmarks and modern masterpieces. Featuring detailed photography and frank commentary, it provides evaluations of over 1,100 buildings authored by distinguished architecture critics Edward Jones and Christopher Woodward. The collection allows users to examine the city’s architecture sorted by period, type, and architect, serving as a valuable resource for both residents and visitors seeking a nuanced understanding of London's built environment.

In addition to the building analyses, the publication includes substantive essays on the evolution of London’s architecture and a calendar of upcoming talks and walking tours, facilitating engagement with the city’s architectural community.

• An interactive map highlighting prominent structures across London
• In-depth critical texts accompanied by photography for each entry
• Information on forthcoming design events and guided tours within the city
• Features to bookmark and easily reference favourite buildings
• Analytical essays exploring London's architectural history and prospects
• Periodic updates to incorporate new additions to the collection

Produced by the Architecture Foundation in collaboration with Brockton Capital, this resource aims to deepen understanding and appreciation of London's diverse architectural legacy.