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About
Embracing architects and promoting quality architecture.
We are a forward-thinking Livery Company that achieves its aims through education, mentoring, awards and philanthropy.
Events
Bringing everyone together to learn, share and contribute.
From lectures and tours to social gatherings, our events bring members together to network and discuss.
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Awards
Celebrating the quality of our profession.
Our prestigious annual awards celebrate the City’s finest architecture, including the Building of the Year.
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Venue
Making the most of our unique home.
Our historic home Temple Bar, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, supports our charitable aims and is available to hire.
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Philanthropy
Supporting architectural education and nurturing careers.
Our charitable trust is committed towards architecture, education and the City of London.
Master's Blog
Liveable Cities for the 21st Century
James Campbell, Project Manager at Mace reflects on WCCA's 35th Annual Milo Lecture.
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Master's Blog
WCCA Master’s Walking Tour: Spitalfields & City
On Sunday the 2nd of April the Architects' Company held its Masters Archi-Tour, hosted by Chris Dyson.
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Master's Blog
Milo Lecture 2023: Professor Jan Gehl
The speaker was Professor Jan Gehl, a man who has dedicated his life to making cities more enjoyable and human.
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Master's Blog
New Chartered Architects' Company Master 2023-24
Chris Williamson reflects on his journey
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