
Fitzrovia Futures 2055
is a Fitzrovia Community Centre project
grassroots, locally run and designed to open up discussion on our possible futures
Through workshops and storytelling, the project creates a ‘level playing field’ for subject specialists and the local community to explore what’s possible and what’s preferable for Fitzrovia in the 2050s.
So far, 2 workshops have inspired 6 stories about possible futures and many people have marked their ‘important places’ on our map.
As part of the London Festival of Architecture, we also ran a short story writing competition for anyone with a connection to Fitzrovia between the ages of 18 and 25.
We will be at the Fitzrovia Fete on 9 August – come and say hello (Foley Street from 1pm to 5pm)
There will be a reading of all our stories at the Fitzrovia Chapel on 7 September – details are on our events page.
And, there’s more to come so please join in, let others know about this project, and help us shape the future.
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inaugural fitzrovia community centre workshop (april 2025)

June 2026
As part of the London Festival of Architecture and in partnership with Neurodiversity Architects Network and the Architects Climate Action Network – we brought together a mix of expertise to inspire more writers (stories will be revealed at our 7 September live readings event)…
We would like to thank the Fitzrovia Community Centre and all those who have participated in workshops: Abdiqani Ibrahim Osman; Ana Sun; Anzir Boodoo; Barbara Corr; Dr Bradley Elliot; Brian Weaver; Prof Catherine Loveday; Charles Barlow; Dr Christine Aicardi; David J. Phillips; Elijah Rosney; Eva Pascoe; Garry Hunter; Helena Roden; Joseph Granata; Dr Lewis Dartnell; Luisa Pereira Pires; Pam Fish; Penny Walker; Dr Pooja Basnett; Dr Rachel Benchekroun; Rory Keenan; Silvia Vian; Stephen Oram; and Prof Tim Waterman.