Christ Church

Christ Church stands on Brixton Road with intricate stone details, curved forms, and large stained glass windows representing Art Nouveau architectural elements.

Architect Arthur Beresford Pite designed this religious building in 1907, leading to its Grade II* listed designation by English Heritage in October 1951.

The church functions as a central gathering space for Brixton residents, offering religious services and hosting numerous community events throughout the year.

Visitors can access the church through the main entrance on Brixton Road, with multiple public transportation options available nearby.

The building incorporates distinctive Art Nouveau design elements while maintaining traditional church architecture, creating an unusual combination in London's religious buildings.

Location: London Borough of Lambeth

Architects: Arthur Beresford Pite

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

Website: http://christchurchbr.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.47760,-0.11296

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:46