This Grade II-listed building was designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield in perpendicular gothic style and was completed in 1886 for Sion College. The school sold the building in 1996. Now private offices.

Part of a 2.3 acre redevelopment called Bart’s Square, Gloucester House is set to be replaced by a modern building by a joint venture lead by Helical Bar Plc and The Baupost Group of Boston. The current building was purpose built for St Bartholomew’s Hospital and has become surplus. Work is set to begin on …

Another Brutalist gem that looks set to disappear like Baynard Castle, which once stood on this spot. Baynard House is currently occupied by BT Group and has a raised walkway to Blackfriars Station. It is also home to Richard Kindersley’s “The Seven Ages of Man”. Or as it is referred to on flickr: the freaky …

Had a chance to stroll to stop by the listed building and adjacent yard, which are often used as a film location.

“The Society of Apothecaries was incorporated by royal charter from James I in 1617. The Letters Patent gave the Society the right to “have, purchase, retain and appoint a certain Hall, or Counsel-House” in the City, but it was 15 years before it could afford one.” More here.