Why attend?

Join us for this year’s awards, an evening of celebration with plenty of opportunities to connect, share ideas and toast the outstanding achievements of the retrofit and reuse community. Enjoy an extended drinks reception, a shorter seated programme and more time to network. Even if you haven’t entered the awards, it’s the perfect night to meet peers and be part of the celebration.

    Venue

    The Troxy is a Grade II-listed Art Deco building in East London, originally opened as a 3,250-seat cinema in 1933, designed by George Coles. After closing as a cinema in 1960, it served as the London Opera Centre from 1963, then a bingo hall in the 1980s, before being redeveloped into the live events and music venue it is today, which opened its doors again in 2006.

    You can read more about the history of The Troxy here.


    Troxy

    490 Commercial Road
    London
    E1 0HX

     

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    These awards are really important to the industry because they showcase innovation, bring out really creative ideas, and they show that existing buildings can be given a new life.

    JJ Lorraine director Morrow & Lorraine

    It's a fantastic event and it supports both the profession and the industry by having this event every year.

    Julian Harrap founder Julian Harrap Architects

    Getting there

    The East End’s even closer than you think. With the Elizabeth Line now flying through London, getting to Troxy is easier (and faster) than ever. It’s just 15 minutes from Paddington, 10 from Tottenham Court Road, and only 6 minutes from Whitechapel – where you can hop on a quick DLR to Limehouse. Or stick with the classic route: jump on the DLR from Bank and you’ll be with there in a flash. It’s just a two-minute stroll from Limehouse station, with both mainline rail and DLR links right on the doorstep.

    By train

    Troxy is just 400m from Limehouse Station – a six-minute walk, tops. Limehouse is on the DLR and the c2c line from Fenchurch Street to Essex. With the Elizabeth Line now in the mix, you can get to Canary Wharf from Paddington in around 17 minutes. From there hop on a quick DLR to Limehouse and when you arrive, take the Bekesbourne Street exit – Troxy is right down the road.

    DLR trains run from Bank, Tower Gateway, Stratford and Canary Wharf. And yes, Troxy is in Zone 2 if you’re using a travelcard.

    By bus

    The following buses either go past Troxy or serve the local area:

    • 15 (Trafalgar Square to Blackwall Station)
    • 115 (Aldgate to East Ham)
    • 135 (Old Street to Crossharbour)
    • D3 (Bethnal Green to Crossharbour)
    • N15 (Trafalgar Square to Romford)
    • N550 (Trafalgar Square to Canning Town)
    • N551 (Trafalgar Square to Gallions Reach)

     

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