Nestled in a secluded spot in West Smithfield, one of London's newest Livery Halls houses one of its oldest Companies. Haberdashers' Hall is seamlessly fuses the avant-garde with stately tradition.

Designed by Sir Michael Hopkins, Haberdashers' Hall combines modern architecture and state of the art technology with traditional materials and building skills to form a 21st Century venue of the finest quality and highest standards.

It was built in 2002 around a secluded courtyard with a William Pye water feature. Behind a brick-piered loggia, enclosed by a timber panelling, are the offices and support spaces for the Company's activities. A generous spiral staircase rises from the loggia to the formal ceremonial spaces. The Court Room, Committee Room and Luncheon Room lead off a Reception Gallery. The Reception Gallery leads to the Livery Hall, which has a high vaulted ceiling, with the whole room panelled in oak.

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