NLA / The London Centre — relocated to the City
RELOCATED — City of London · Euston → Bloomsbury → Soho · Architecture centre / relocated
Story
This entry concerns an architecture centre, NLA / The London Centre, which has relocated. Previously situated at The Building Centre on Store Street, the organisation has since moved to the City of London. Therefore, while the institution remains a point of cultural interest, it is no longer found at this address. Its new home, The London Centre, is now located at 3 Aldermanbury, EC2V 7HH. This information is crucial for a walking guide, ensuring visitors can accurately find the centre's current location and enjoy its up-to-date exhibitions and urban models, once the City of London section of the guide becomes available.
What to look for
Do not look for the centre here. NLA / The London Centre has relocated to the City of London, at 3 Aldermanbury, EC2V 7HH. When the City section is developed, you will find information there about its current exhibitions and urban models.
Secret detail
Accuracy in location is paramount for a guide. This site no longer houses NLA / The London Centre, which has moved to present its exhibitions on London's urban development in a new location in the City.
Where exactly
NLA / The London Centre has relocated to 3 Aldermanbury, EC2V 7HH, in the City of London.
Orientation
This centre is no longer in this area. It has relocated to the City of London.
Why it matters
Understanding the dynamics of London's cultural centres means recognising that institutions can relocate to enhance accessibility or better align with their mission, as this architecture centre has found a new home in the City.
Access & opening
Current London Centre listed Tue–Sat 11:00–17:00; check live for closures.
General centre visit typically free; individual events may vary
We never show live status. Check opening hours before you go.
Accessibility
Use current London Centre access information in the future City record.