Artistry Town Hall is a pioneering concept developed by diverse industry leaders on the premises of Fulham Town Hall. It is a visionary community disrupting: The Hotel Industry, Private Membership Clubs & Houses, How Art is Funded, Community Enrichment and Collaboration. It is the new way of structuring home, community, and business to ensure stability and fiscal liberation for all artists/creators. Fulham Town Hall was built in 1888 and later expanded in 1904 and 1934. It served as the administrative centre for the Metropolitan Borough of Fulham until 1965. Now listed as Grade II, this historic building presents a new opportunity after the Council’s decision to relocate its offices in 2011. The building has a remarkable historical background and numerous authentic elements of its architecture have survived to this day owing to substantial efforts to preserve the fabric of the building and prevent the decay and loss of its original features. Our story
The Building
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