Nestled in lovely park gardens, the old St Luke's Church building is now a music centre for the London Symphony Orchestra. It is mainly used for rehearsals, recordings and a few performances.
The church was originally built in the 18th century with its rather unusual obelisk spire. It is on marshy land and so suffered a problems of subsidence. Building in the wrong area a not unfamilar problem in the UK.
5 comments:
I'm sure the orchestra must get a very unique sound playing inside the church.
That is an understatement..:)
It has a good second use.
Beautiful old building and winter light too.
It's a lovely church. I'm sure the orchestra enjoys using it.
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