(British Medical Association Building)

The British Medical Association Building was originally designed by Edwin Lutyens as the Headquarters for the Theosophical Society. The completion of the building was interrupted by the First World War. Afterwards the building was abandoned before being bought by the British Medical Association, who then made changes and additions.

This webinar traces the history of BMA House along with the experiences of three students of the Royal College of Art and their professor as they found innovative ways to engage with the building and share their experiences.