BCC

The Building Crafts College was founded in 1893, by the Worshipful Company of Carpenters, a City livery company, to train young people in a range of construction crafts. The first Chairman of the College was architect Professor Banister Fletcher, the author of the world renowned book ‘A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method', first published in 1896 and still in print today. The College occupied the same site in Central London from 1893 to 2001 before relocating to a purpose-built facility in Stratford, East London in 2001... The College is fully committed to providing equality of opportunity and celebrating difference. We believe all of our students are capable of progressing in their chosen subjects to become a master craftsperson, a construction manager, or a technical expert in their field. When people enrol at the Building Crafts College they become our students and, regardless of their background or prior achievement, we support them in reaching their full potential.

Also known as: Building Crafts College, The BCC

Primary location: London United Kingdom