This week's picks for London architecture and design events

Camden: Lost Rivers | 28 March

It's easy to forget the engineering history beneath our feet in London. This walk will explore the buried River Fleet; a river only known by it's namesake Fleet Street. Camden's 19th Century past of poverty and warehouses led to the rapidly expanding housing and roads covering the River Fleet's course as the years went by. 

UNIQLO TATE LATES | 30 March

This month's Uniqulo Tate Late celebrates the current exhibition of performance and video artist Joan Jonas. There will also be the usual vibrant mix of workshops, talks, art, music, and socialising. 

Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008-2018 | Opening 28 March

Discover how graphic design has played a pivotal role in our times. From politics and protests, to memes and social media, the importance of and the engagement of design in shaping and communicating voices is something not to be ignored.  

New London Neighbourhood Tour - Victoria | 28 March

Victoria may be the home to 2017's Carbuncle Cup winner, but this doesn't take away from the fact that Victoria is arguably one of the most interesting modern areas of London. Its unprecedented level of development has led to a uniquely mixed neighbourhood.

Social Sketch-up | 1 April

Drink, Shop & Do was originally a pop-up shop, set up by school friends to combine everything fun and arty under one roof. This workshop will see participants challenge themselves in creating a spring-themed zine. 

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