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Inside Convene Sancroft St. Paul’s, London’s newest venue and events landmark
In a bustling corner of London’s Paternoster Square, a new landmark has emerged, blending tradition with contemporary design. The latest collaboration between Woods Bagot and Convene has resulted in a 45,000 square-foot meetings and events venue that pays homage to the area’s rich history while embracing modernity.
Inspired by this unique fusion, the venue features a calming white backdrop, allowing vibrant colors, floral patterns, and lavish textures to pay homage to the past while embracing contemporary simplicity.
Talk to Peter O’Donnell about Convene, Sancroft St Paul’s
Convene Sancroft St. Paul’s stands as the largest above-ground meeting room in the City of London. Boasting a 900-person grand hall, 7 distinct meeting spaces, gallery space, and the signature hospitality amenities for which Convene is renowned, this venue sets a new standard for meetings and events in the city.
Peter O’Donnell, Woods Bagot Principal and project director shared, “We are extremely excited about our latest collaboration with Convene. This is a project that has been two years in the making and has been scaled up and crafted into something quite stunning. Convene offers a hospitality masterclass for its clients and visitors and this is a project and client partnership of which we are immensely proud. We look ahead to the next one.”
The venue’s opening marks an exciting new chapter in the partnership between Woods Bagot and Convene, showcasing their dedication to creating spaces that inspire, connect, and elevate the human experience. With its blend of history, elegance, and modernity, Convene Sancroft St. Paul’s is set to become a premier destination for meetings and events in London.
“The building sits on Paternoster Square directly adjacent to St Paul’s Cathedral, surrounded by both historic and modern buildings. The design concept is drawn from the craftsmanship of the local context and its interior design seeks to restore Elizabethan vistas whilst synthesizing with contemporary architecture, remaining sensitive to the area.”
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