Open House
On Saturday 17th September 2011 the School will be opening its doors to the public for Open House London. This annual event celebrates the capital's architecture and aims to open up London's great buildings, especially those that aren't usually publicly accessible, to a wider audience. Participating provides a great opportunity to raise awareness of the Keppel Street building and the School's activities.
Last year over 400 people visited the School and were taken on a historical tour of the building which started outside in the sunshine looking at the features on the exterior of the building, visitors were then led round the ground floor to the North Courtyard building and then upstairs to the Library. The tour ended at an exhibition of historical photographs and documents in the foyer of Keppel St where visitors could pick up postcards, bookmarks, leaflets and publications relating to the School's history as well as to its current work.
Here are some photos from past events:
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| David Archer talking to a tour group | Exhibition in reception | Visitors in the Library |
For further information on participation in Open House and on the history of the School and the building, please contact the Archivist & Records Manager
For information on the Open House London initiative, please see the Open House London website.
