Greengate House

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Greengate House is a building in the neighbourhood of Greengate, East London with unusually featured architecture that was built originally for the YMCA in 1919, and later used as an Art college by the students of the University of East London. It is planned that the building be redeveloped for use as apartments by the key workers of the area.