About

For 25 years, the Architecture Foundation has delivered a public programme dealing with issues related to design and the built environment. With a focus on the city and the critical intersection of architecture and politics, the Architecture Foundation works to effect meaningful change on policy and practice. Established in 1991 as the UK's first independent architecture centre, The Architecture Foundation has organised hundreds of design initiatives, events, exhibitions and education programmes in public venues across Britain and internationally. The Architecture Foundation is a registered charity, with a board of trustees composed of individuals from a wide cross-section of interests and professions including architecture, art, business, policy, media, engineering and law. 

Become a Member

By supporting the Architecture Foundation, you will directly contribute to the sustainability, ambition and future development of the UK’s leading independent architecture organisation.

We develop a close and reciprocal relationship with all of our Supporters, giving you the opportunity to enjoy a tailored package of benefits while enabling the Architecture Foundation to flourish and expand the opportunities we offer to architects, audiences and the wider community.

The Architecture Foundation’s Supporters play a vital role in sustaining our key activities, from the delivery of our hugely popular and internationally renowned live and online programmes, to the development of books and exhibitions, to the upkeep of the London Architecture Guide app and the operation of transformative education initiatives such as New Architecture Writers.

The Architecture Foundation is a registered charity and receives no public funding. Our programme and overheads are entirely funded through the patronage of individuals and companies, trading and support from charitable trusts and foundations.

If you represent a company and are interested in supporting the Architecture Foundation please email ellis@architecturefoundation.org.uk. Individuals can also support by becoming a Member of the Architecture Foundation via Patreon.