In pictures: Glenn Howells completes English National Ballet’s new home

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Cultural organisation is one of first to move across London

Glenn Howells Architects’ new home for English National Ballet has completed in Canning Town, east London.

Founded in 1950, the ENB is one of the country’s leading arts institutions and touring companies. It was previously based at South Kensington and is one of the first cultural institutions to complete its move east across the capital. Sadler’s Wells, the V&A, the BBC, London College of Fashion and UCL are all in the process of creating new buildings for themselves around the Olympic Park.

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