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Town Hall Hotel – Shoreditch

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On 1 November 1910 Bethnal Green opened a new town hall on Patriot Square, Portland stone by Percy Robinson and William Alban Jones, Henry Poole's Charity over the Cambridge Heath Road door. A century later, almost to the month, hotelier Loh Lik Peng reopened it as a hotel, and Rare Architecture wrapped a laser-cut aluminium screen over the roof and left the council chamber in the plan. Downstairs, Rafael Cagali's Da Terra, Brazilian and Italian, holds two Michelin stars.

About Town Hall Hotel – Shoreditch

History

Bethnal Green Town Hall was designed by Percy Robinson and William Alban Jones, opened on 1 November 1910, with sculptures by Henry Poole. E. C. P. Monson added the long east wing in 1937 to 1939, including a relief of the Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green. Loh Lik Peng bought the Grade II building in 2007. Rare Architecture converted it into Town Hall Hotel, which opened in November 2010, with a laser-cut aluminium screen on the roof. RIBA called the scheme its project of the year in 2011. Da Terra, Rafael Cagali's restaurant, opened in the building in January 2019 and holds two Michelin stars.

The setting

Bethnal Green tube and Museum Gardens are the neighbours.

Awards

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