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Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, built 1800–1804, is the historic country home of one of the most remarkable English architects, Sir John Soane. Pitzhanger’s mission is to promote Soane’s legacy, inspiring visitors with art, architecture, and design and nurturing creativity for all. The museum celebrates not only Soane’s lasting influence as a designer, but also combines his architecture with a programme of ambitious contemporary art exhibitions across the house and contemporary gallery. Pitzhanger runs an extensive learning outreach and events programme. Pitzhanger reopened in spring 2019 following a major £12-million conservation and restoration project to return the Manor to Soane's original design, with support from NLHF, ACE, Ealing Council, and other generous donors.
