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Picture of New Albany Community Centre, Deptford, London: a typical craftroom

New Albany Community Centre, Deptford, London: a typical craftroom

RIBA53240

Howell Killick Partridge & Amis

Picture of New Albany Community Centre, Deptford, London: the street front looking east along Douglas Way

New Albany Community Centre, Deptford, London: the street front looking east along Douglas Way

RIBA53241

Howell Killick Partridge & Amis

Picture of The Ryde, Hatfield, Hertfordshire: the community hall

The Ryde, Hatfield, Hertfordshire: the community hall

RIBA54573

Phippen Randall & Parkes

NOTES: Located on the edge of the Lea river green belt on a site provided by the Hatfield Development Corporation, this group of single-storey terrace houses was built for the Cockaigne Housing Group, a co-operative housing society building for owner occupation. The architects set in practice together as Phippen Randall & Parkes on the strength of this commission.

Picture of The Ryde, Hatfield, Hertfordshire: a party set up outside the community hall

The Ryde, Hatfield, Hertfordshire: a party set up outside the community hall

RIBA54574

Phippen Randall & Parkes

NOTES: Located on the edge of the Lea river green belt on a site provided by the Hatfield Development Corporation, this group of single-storey terrace houses was built for the Cockaigne Housing Group, a co-operative housing society building for owner occupation. The architects set in practice together as Phippen Randall & Parkes on the strength of this commission.

Picture of Lakeview Estate, Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, London: a community room

Lakeview Estate, Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, London: a community room

RIBA55980

Skinner Bailey & Lubetkin

Picture of Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London, seen from the square

Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London, seen from the square

RIBA56911

Pank, Philip Durrell (1934-1991)

Picture of Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London

Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London

RIBA56912

Pank, Philip Durrell (1934-1991)

Picture of Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the rear elevation with fire escape

Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the rear elevation with fire escape

RIBA56913

Pank, Philip Durrell (1934-1991)

Picture of Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the large hall

Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the large hall

RIBA56914

Pank, Philip Durrell (1934-1991)

Picture of Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the gallery to the large hall

Community Centre for the United Reform Church, Castalia Square, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, London: the gallery to the large hall

RIBA56915

Pank, Philip Durrell (1934-1991)

Picture of St Martin's Youth Club (originally St Martin's National School), Adelaide Street, London: clubroom

St Martin's Youth Club (originally St Martin's National School), Adelaide Street, London: clubroom

RIBA56949

Ahrends Burton & Koralek

NOTES: Designed as a school for 350 children, this building was part of the West Strand Improvements, planned and largely designed by John Nash and executed in 1827-1830. It was converted into a youth club by Ahrends Burton & Koralek in 1973.

Picture of St Martin's Youth Club (originally St Martin's National School), Adelaide Street, London: clubroom

St Martin's Youth Club (originally St Martin's National School), Adelaide Street, London: clubroom

RIBA56950

Ahrends Burton & Koralek

NOTES: Designed as a school for 350 children, this building was part of the West Strand Improvements, planned and largely designed by John Nash and executed in 1827-1830. It was converted into a youth club by Ahrends Burton & Koralek in 1973.

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