LFA Trail

London Festival of Architecture Trail
To celebrate the 10th anniversary and legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, London Festival of Architecture (LFA) invited people to visit the Park to discover the unique buildings and communities that are defining and shaping this extraordinary place.
LFA celebrated the area's creative past, present and future by showcasing local stories and urban innovation at all scales through engaging events and activies throughout the month of June 2022.
LFA is run by New London Architecture (NLA), the leading independent centre for London's built environment. NLA also runs a busy yearly programme of events as well as public galleries featuring a large scale model of London which was hosted at Westfield Stratford City during the festival.
This page shows the location of each of the 15 stopping points on the LFA Trail in and around the Park, finishing close to Bromley-by-Bow tube station to the south of the Park.
Full details of the London Festival of Architecture can be found on the LFA Trails website
1. East Village and Chobham Manor "See how the former Basketball Arena has been transformed into the first family-friendly Olympic neighbourhood centred around a series of play spaces for children." | |
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3. Here East "See first hand how the former Olympic Press and Media Center has been re-developed by Hawkins\Brown into an innovation and technology campus" | |
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4. East Wick, Copper Box Arena & Hackney Bridge "Discover the vibrant new neighbourhood, with a mix of cultural venues providing leisure and entertainment for all" | |
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5. Hackney Wick Station "Arrive through the station designed by architects Landolt+Brown and artist Wendy Hardy, with strong creative references to the River Lea and its industries" | |
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6. Fish Island "Wander around the former industrial heart of the borough and discover the creative spaces and makers who have enlivened the area" | |
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9. London Aquatics Centre "Don't miss the waved shaped venue, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects and inspired by the fluid geometry of water in motion" | |
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11. ArcelorMittal Orbit & UCL East "Enjoy city views from the UK's tallest sculpture, created by Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond, and wander over to UCL's newest campus" | |
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15. Bromley-by-Bow "Enjoy a quieter moment along the River Lea as you explore the historical riverside area, with new affordable housing and community facilities creating a vibrant neighbourhood" | |
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