Fifty Years of London Architecture 1960-2010

A photographic survey of London architecture since 1960. On display are more than 350 large-scale images, providing an overview of the capital's varied architecture created over the past half century. Originally staged by the Architecture Club in 2010, '50 Years of London Architecture' has been supplemented with additional photographs to include buildings that have been completed during the past 12 months. The Architecture Club, which was founded in 1922 by the editor of The Spectator, JC Squire, 'to enlarge the public appreciation of good architecture and the allied arts, and especially the best work of today', is also organising a series of lectures and discussions around the content of the exhibition. For full details visit www.architectureclub.co.uk