This viewpoint details the history of Lloyds Coffeehouse and it's connections to eighteenth-century maritime trade and global expansion

This viewpoint is going to introduce you to Long-Acre's coach making industries and the famous eighteenth-century coachmaker John Hatchett

Learn about the history of Jewish people in Mile End from the seventeenth to twentieth century

This viewpoint guides you through the architectural history of Trafalgar Square and of the National Gallery - and its criticism by architectural commentators.

This viewpoint details the history of the building and design of Somerset House

This viewpoint guides you through some of the architectural history of the naval hospital at Greenwich

This viewpoint will uncover how modernist animal housing was used as a prototype for bold new homes for British citizens, under the guidance of Julian Huxley and other visionaries.

In this viewpoint, Bevin Court – originally to be called Lenin Court – offers a lens for understanding how architectural modernism went from a movement associated with communist architects from abroad to a symbol of the British welfare state.

This viewpoint will explore architect Ernő Goldfinger’s integration into contemporary British literary circles – far beyond his (frequently misreported) connection to Ian Fleming’s famous villain – and will use 2 Willow Road’s status as a National Trust property to consider how a once-iconoclastic modernism has been reclaimed as national heritage.

This viewpoint will reveal how Senate House, notable for the “strangely semi-traditional, undecided modernism” that puzzled Pevsner, provided inspiration for George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four.