This project retrofits the 1960s building of 7 Harp Lane, the historic site of the first hall of the Worshipful Company of Bakers, the second-oldest guild in the City.

The design transforms the building into a multifunctional hub for the Worshipful Company of Bakers, which now focuses on charitable work and supporting emerging bakers. The proposal includes a baking school of medieval and modern techniques, an artisanal bakery, providing immediate employment opportunities to students, and a bread-themed fine dining restaurant with public culinary classes. These functions integrate beyond office hours to address the City's quietness after work. The building also retains its traditional livery hall and office functions, preserving heritage while introducing educational, commercial, and social uses.

The design draws on the site’s rich medieval legacy, blending the spirit of the past within its contemporary fabric. The main principle was to create architectural elements that are both aesthetic and highly functional, blending medieval influences with modern structural solutions. This approach honours the site’s heritage while responding thoughtfully to today’s urban needs.