St Peter's Walworth: crypt space
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St Peter's Walworth: crypt space
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 17 Sep 2009
The crypt of St Peter's was completely transformed in 2003 to provide meeting rooms, Information Technology suite, a cafe and toilets. The design by Russell Hanslip Architects, which meant removing some of the partitions in the crypt to create this large central space, met with some opposition from the Georgian Group but has successfully retained many of the circular brick features of Sir John Soane's original design.
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