Open House London This Weekend 19.09.18

Open House London is coming up this weekend and seven Haworth Tompkins' projects will be open to the public over the two day event. There are architect tours at the newly reopened Battersea Arts Centre, at the Bridge Theatre and at the Fish Island Village site. Other buildings taking part are the Bush Theatre, The London Library, the Royal College of Art; Dyson and Woo Buildings and the Young Vic. Take the opportunity to explore hundreds of London’s best buildings.

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