THE PROJECT

Our House. Reimagined.

A new chapter for Armenian life in London: inclusive, accessible and built around the next generation.

New spaces, in two phases.

Diagram of the proposed Armenian House spaces and project phases by floor.

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 1

Upward extension, lift access, a new staircase and level floors.

Entrance and art space · G (i)

The Hall · 1

Kitchen meeting room · 2 (i)

Library, lounge and roof terrace · 3

Phase 2

The café · G (ii)

Tech Studio · LG

Boardroom and meeting rooms · 2 (ii)

Phase 1

Diagram of the new vertical circulation and lift
Artist’s impression of the Hall in a conference setup

The Hall · conference setup · First floor (1)

Artist’s impression of the Hall in a banquet setup

The Hall · banquet setup · First floor (1)

Artist’s impression: Library, lounge and roof terrace

Library, lounge and roof terrace · Third floor (3)

Artist’s impression: The entrance and art space

The entrance and art space · Ground floor (G)

Artist’s impression: Second-floor kitchen and meeting space

Kitchen and meeting space · Second floor (2)

Phase 2

Artist’s impression: The proposed café

The proposed café · Ground floor (G)

Artist’s impression of the proposed Tech Studio

The Tech Studio · Lower ground floor (LG)

Artist’s impression: The café entrance

The café entrance · Ground floor (G)

Artist’s impression: A view into the café

A view into the café · Ground floor (G)

Artist’s impression of the proposed second-floor Boardroom

The Boardroom · Second floor (2)

Artist’s impression of the proposed café (part of phase 2). Plans describe a future vision, not the current facilities.

The Frontage

Artist’s impression of the proposed Armenian House

More than a building.

Planning permission has already been secured. Following the Embassy of Armenia’s departure, the plans envisage a complete rebuild across five floors, creating a modern home for cultural, social and community life.

The vision brings together event, exhibition and meeting spaces, a new library and a roof terrace on a new top floor. A ground-floor café would welcome both Armenians and the wider public.

Open to every generation.

The renewed House is intended for all UK Armenians, wherever they come from, with a particular focus on younger generations.

Creativity, innovation and Armenian culture sit at its heart, supported by renewed charity operations and programming. Fully accessible spaces would help more people take part.

A shared undertaking.

This is a multi-year project. Your support and interest are warmly appreciated; contact the trustees to find out how you could be involved.