Temple Bar Lectures
Celebrating architecture in the City of London to a wide audience through a regular programme of talks and walks.
Temple Bar Lectures
Temple Bar hosts a regular programme of talks about architecture in the City of London aimed at visitors, the City community, young people as well as built environment professionals . These include regular walks with City Guides about the history of the Square Mile, modern architecture walks, as well as lectures and schools’ visits. With the City annually attracting 6.59 million visitors with 1.5 million people visiting St Paul’s Cathedral, Temple Bar is once again the ‘Gateway to the City’ by introducing visitors to its architectural heritage, to the Wren Churches and the Livery Halls, as well as its modern architecture.
Forthcoming Lectures
Bjarke Ingels Group in London
£5.98 - £76.05
Young and Boddi explore BIG London’s current major projects they’re leading. Full details
Sir Christopher Wren and his Team. Full details
For the love of Materials
£16.76
Mary Duggan explains how her materials-first approach promotes new creative processes and agency Full details
Discover more about the important architects who have contributed to the urban architecture of the square mile. Full details
Demystifying the Liveries
£16.76
Demystifying the Liveries Full details
Sir Christopher Wren: Architectural Styles and Solutions Full details
Bruges will discuss his pioneering artworks exploring the hybrid space between art, architecture and technology. Full details
Temple Bar: City of London’s History Portal to Churches and Livery Companies Full details
Margaret Willes explores the rich history of the community who lived and worked in St Paul’s Churchyard and the surrounding area. Full details
Previous Lectures
EDUCATION
The Trust hosts a regular programme of talks about architecture in the City aimed at a general audience and young people.