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The Lloyd’s Register Building Brochure
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Explore the history, architecture and transformation of 71 Fenchurch Street, home of Lloyd’s Register, in our digital building brochure.
Over 125 years at 71 Fenchurch Street
Designed by Thomas Edward Collcutt and completed in 1901, the Grade II* listed Lloyd’s Register Building has evolved considerably while retaining its remarkable architectural heritage.
This interactive digital brochure explores the building’s history, architecture and interiors, through to its major refurbishment completed in 2025.
Read about:
The building’s architecture and interiors. Explore its distinctive architectural features and richly decorated historic spaces.
Archaeology beneath the building. Discover evidence of Roman and medieval London uncovered at the site.
The people behind the building. Learn about the architects, artists, and craftspeople responsible for its design and decoration.
Restoration and refurbishment. See how historic spaces were carefully restored and adapted during the major refurbishment completed in 2025.
A building designed for the future. Learn how the project introduced modern offices, event spaces, improved accessibility and a new home for the Heritage Centre’s library and archive.
