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93 Burghley Road, London NW5 1UJ
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Read about previous Exhibitions, Trails, Events and Stories about Brutalist architecture
Brutal Walk and Festival
Acland Burghley Schools fundraising Brutal Walk, exploring brutalist architecture from North London to…
BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE: UGLY OR BEAUTIFUL
Curious Muse explore whether concrete can be beautiful? Proponents of Brutalism certainly thought…
THE BEAUTY OF BRUTALISM
Brutalist buildings are most easily recognised by their heavy use of concrete and…
ALEXANDRA AND AINSWORTH ESTATE
Joris_explains _ Views on Brutalist Architecture Authors and Credits Joris Lechne Location Alexandra…
MID CENTURY BRITAIN DE LA WARR PAVILION
Elain Harwood’s talk celebrated the De La Warr Pavilion’s 87th anniversary and the…
THE LEGACY OF SOVIET ARCHITECTURE IN KHARKIV
What Shall We Do With These Buildings? The legacy of Soviet architecture in…
WHAT IS BRUTALISM?
What is: Brutalism? | HENI Talks, Learn about some of the key facets…
Y-MoBA
Featuring Explorations and Stories by young people to shape ideas for the Museum…
GOLDEN LANE: NOTHING OF THE GARDEN CITY
Architectural historian Elain Harwood explains how architect Geoffry Powell and colleagues designed the…
I HEAR YOU
Tomislav Latinovic’s practice explores the intersection of their queer identity and post-Yugoslav cultural…
OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL MUSEUM OF BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE
Come and see the home of the Museum of Brutalist Architecture _ MoBA…
XVI STUDIOS and The Hustle
XVI STUDIOS Selorm Adonu and Marcus Austin talk within the ABS Assembly Hall,…
BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE MoBA MEDIA PROJECT
Urban Learners and teachers at Acland Burghley School prepared an exciting architecture heritage…
BRUTAL COLLAGE
Urban Learners have created free downloadable resources for creating COLLAGES and explorations of…
Howell Killick Partridge and Amis in Camden
A Camden History Society talk by Geraint Franklin of Historic England Authors and…
BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE AND HOUSING IN THE POSTWAR ERA
Brutalist Architecture and Housing in the Postwar Era – Alexandra Road Estate and…
TENSED MUSCLES MAIDEN LANE ESTATE
Artist Steffi Klenz created an immersive interpretation of the Maiden Lane Estate and…
A HALL FOR ALL
See our ambitious plan to transform the Brutalist Assembly Hall at Acland Burghley…
BRUTAL AND BEAUTIFUL
What is Brutalism? | Brutal & Beautiful. A short film for Historic England…
LONDONS BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE
BEAUTIFUL OR TERRIBLE? Brutalist architecture is eye-catching and divides people at the same…
Visit our permanent [EXHIBITION]
A small permanent exhibition within the hall can be accessed by appointment.
Please contact the Hall for All to arrange access
Visit
We look forward to welcoming you to MoBA’s home, at the Hall for All at Acland Burghley School
Address: 93 Burghley Road, London NW5 1UJ
Opening Times: Monday to Sunday (times vary dependent on event)
Accessibility
The venue is not able to cater for cars. The site is accessible by Public transport, with the nearest underground station being Tufnell Park (Northern Line) and buses (numbers 134, 390, 4)
The facility is currently NOT fully accessible to wheelchair users.
Create an Event, Contribute or contact us
If you would like to contribute to any of the events, or enquiries about booking out the venue then please contact us at hello@museumofbrutalistarchitecture.org