UCL/Bartlett Visit 2020

Architecture Students from UCL Bartlett School with Professor Murray Fraser on their annual visit to the church. 

UCL/Bartlett Visit 2019

Architecture Students from UCL Bartlett School with Professor Murray Fraser on their annual visit to the church.

UCL/Bartlett Visit 2018

Architecture Students from UCL Bartlett School with Professor Murray Fraser on their annual visit to the church.

UCL Bartlett Scool of Architecture 2016

Students from UCL Bartlett Scool of Architecture with Eva Branscome on their annual vist to the church

UCL Bartlett School Visit 2015

Architecture Students from UCL Bartlett School with Professor Murray Fraser on their annual visit to the church.

UCL Visit 2014

Professor Murray Fraser and students from UCL Bartlett School of Architecture on their annual visit  to the church on Monday 27 January.

UCL Visit 2013

This morning we welcomed Adrian Forty, Professor of Architectural History at the Bartlett School of Architecture (University College, London), with his students for their annual inspection of St Jude's.

UCL Visit 2012

Adrian Forty, Professor of Architectural History at the Bartlett School of Architecture (University College, London), with his students visiting St Jude's this morning.

UCL Visit 2011

Students from Professor Adrian Forty's class at University College paid their annual visit to St Jude's this morning.

The Vicarage over there is also a Lutyens building (photo by Adrian Forty)

Tom O'Brien kept an eye on things while enjoying the sunshine.

UCL Visit 2010

On a sunny, but very cold, Monday morning Adrian Forty, Professor of Architectural History at the Bartlett School of Architecture (University College, London) brought his group of, mainly international, students for their annual inspection of the Suburb and St Jude's.

Tom O'Brien popped in towards the end of their visit. Tom said he'd lived on the Suburb for several years but had never before taken time to have a proper look around St Jude's.

Passing by were a group of Design students from Buckinghamshire New University in High Wycombe who took a particular interest in the decorations of the St John's Chapel.

Unrecorded visitors included a local couple and their dog, and a chap from Peterborough who had seen us on Songs of Praise and arrived on the off-chance we would be open.