The late architect's Victorian schoolhouse office opens as a cultural space.
Ten years after Zaha Hadid’s passing, the Zaha Hadid Foundation is opening the doors of the architect’s former London headquarters to the public.
Located at 10 Bowling Green Lane in Clerkenwell, the property is a Victorian schoolhouse that housed Hadid's practice for more than three decades. Following its history as an architectural studio, the building has been transformed into a cultural space dedicated to architecture, design, and the arts.
The converted London site is scheduled to officially open to the public on November 3rd, 2026.
The initiative converts Zaha Hadid's former Clerkenwell practice of over thirty years into an accessible public cultural space focused on architecture, design, and the arts.
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