The Bauhaus in Grove Park: Grove Park Youth Club and it’s role in Britain’s Social Architecture – Film
19 June 2021
10:00 -17:00
Grove Park Youth Club (GPYC) was built in 1966 by the London County Council architecture department, and is a product of a historically important era of progressive civic buildings by the LCC that include the Hayward Gallery, Michael Faraday Memorial and Crystal Palace National Recreation Centre.
In 2013 with GPYC closed and earmarked for demolition due to austerity, residents started a campaign to save the building.
Today, following eight years of dedicated community campaigning, GPYC is almost ready to reopen its doors as a 21st century Youth Club & Enterprise Hub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18fLCuGAwmQjvmhBRUIq0cTOJIcjQvkKm/view
Join us for our film screening - trailer in link.
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Grove Park Youth Club
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Image: Robert Clayton
Location
Grove Park Youth Club
Grove Park Youth Club Marvels Lane, Grove Park London SE12 9PR
https://www.groveparkyouthclub.co.uk/contact
Grove Park Youth Club, corner of Grove Park Road and Marvels Lane, Grove Park London