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Explore the city's most spectacular spaces for one weekend only with Open House London 2020
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The Old Royal Naval College has re-opened the Painted Hall, one of Europe's most beautiful eighteenth century interiors
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There's an abundance of art deco architecture in London. We've rounded up the most striking structures that will take you on a journey through the jazz age
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Looking to tour London's Brutalist buildings? Here's our guide to beautiful, Brutal London
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The Serpentine Pavilion, designed this year by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami, opens to the public in London's Kensington Gardens
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Fancy nosing around the city's hidden gems? Discover the best secret gardens in London with Open Garden Squares Weekend
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A bright behemoth comes to London. Yinka Ilori's Colour Palace is the winning design for the Dulwich Pavilion 2019
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Europe’s biggest annual architecture festival returns to London in June 2019
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During Clerkenwell Design Week, London's design district bursts into life with exhibitions, installations and emerging stars of contemporary design
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Celebrate the centenary of Modernism’s most iconic design movement by touring London's Bauhaus landmarks
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The Design Museum explores the stories that monuments tell through the work of award-winning architect David Adjaye
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The Royal Academy celebrates the life and work of one of the greatest living architects working today. But why isn't he given the space to soar?
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Kettle's Yard – the UK's most loved modern and contemporary art gallery outside of London – reopens after a magnificent two-year, £11M facelift
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The opening of the Serpentine Pavilion marks the beginning of summer; here's what's in store for the Serpentine's glamorous summer season
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With world-class classical singers and players, it punches above its weight – and now a Frank Gehry Wimbledon concert hall is on the cards
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A baobab by way of Berlin... 2017 pavilion Serpentine design has us sitting in a tree
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Come and discover the works of a late, great architectural mind at this Zaha Hadid Serpentine exhibition
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Look at the dome on that! We're getting a brand new Museum of London: Smithfield architecture designs revealed
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Setting a precedent for elaborate fakes? A key image of the Walpoles is restored to their family seat- in the form of a 3D print
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Japan's home design is far from domesticated. For the first time, a major London exhibition explores Japanese post-war architecture in all its wildly radical glory
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A very arty farty party: come and celebrate the transformed Tate Modern
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Wildly triumphant: the new Tate Modern is an architectural marvel with an anarchic heart
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Swirling new design revealed for the latest gallery at the Science Museum. Zaha Hadid Architects add their geometric finesse to the equation
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Soaring white sails of the Sydney Opera House come to life in V&A 2016 exhibition of master designer Ove Arup
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An act of defiance: 3D printed Palmyra Arch, destroyed by Isis, to come to Trafalgar Square
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Seen 'High Rise'? This Barbican exhibition 'Designing for a Living City' looks at the controversial design of residential developments
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The unstoppable sculptor du jour Conrad Shawcross is back with a new structure in Greenwich Peninsula
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A workshop from Turner Prize winners Assemble: shop for wonderful objects to fill your home from the design collective everyone's talking about
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Barbican Art Gallery celebrates trailblazing design couple Charles and Ray Eames with major new exhibition
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Discover the gorgeous rational order of Palladianism architecture at RIBA exhibition
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Sensational architectural design gets centre stage at the Royal Academy Shared Cities exhibition of 2014 European Prize for Urban Public Space nominees
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Big Brother is watching: photographer Max Colson delves into the paranoia of urban surveillance at RIBA exhibition
