You did not change. The room did.
A private members’ club in central London for LBS alumni.
The energy of business school, built for the life you lead now.
What it is
Why this exists.
Business school had a strange kind of electricity that made networking unusually easy. People were curious, extroverted and open to whoever happened to be sitting beside them.
The meaningful collisions were hardly ever in the diary. It was the dynamic chats that ran past midnight, the person you had never met but somehow already had a reason to talk to.
Then you graduated. The curiosity remained. The room disappeared.
1964 House puts the room back: one building in central London, a carefully selected membership of LBS alumni, and a place to work, meet, eat, drink or stay. No appointment required.
The Club Rooms
For the conversations you can’t schedule.
Dining and social spaces
Rooftop terrace and bar
Private rooms for meetings
Co-working Space
Fitness Centre
Guest Rooms
Membership
Help shape the first House.
Seven questions, then your details. We’re shaping the first House with the people who might call it their own. Your answers will help shape what comes next.
A short set of questions
A few questions to help shape the House.
We’re shaping the first House with the people who might call it their own. Your answers decide whether it goes further.