A Grade II listed Victorian school board building from 1872 converted back into a school for teaching goldsmithing, silversmithing and jewellery. One space retains the original Victorian sliding screens, floorboards and fireplace. Joined by a glass atrium with polished limestone floor to a contemporary new build clad in stone, bronze and glass. There is also a glass link bridge on the first floor between the old and new parts of the building. The new building has five floors with a large exhibition room, a fourth floor boardroom, a conference room and a biodiversity roof garden. Cafe with terrace on the ground floor. There are views of the City including St Paul's, the Old Bailey, the Shard from the fourth floor.