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St Luke, Old Street (Former), Clerkenwell (now LSO St Lukes music centre)

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Built in 1727-33 and designed by John James and Nicholas Hawksmoor. It was made redundant in 1959 and left as an unroofed ruin. In 2000-02 it was renovated to become a music education centre, rehearsal space and concert hall for the London Symphony orchestra called LSO St Luke’s. The conversion which included a new roof supported on metal stanchions was by Axel Burrough of Levitt Bernstein.

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