Soar over the crowning masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren, St Paul's Cathedral, which has dominated the London skyline for ...

A Climber We Lost: Christopher Wren passed away on February 15, 2026.

On Sept. 2, 1666, the Great Fire of London razed the city to the ground. Onlookers, such as diarist John Evelyn (1620–1706), saw the apocalyptic blaze turn night into day “for 10 miles round about.” ...

To commemorate the three-hundredth anniversary of Sir Christopher Wren’s death on March 8, 1723, I recently chaired a talk in St Mary Abchurch. It’s one of the loveliest of his City churches, built in ...

To build might be considered a natural activity for royalty: to manifest majesty and to improve the fabric of the state. Church walking tours, online talks and light art installations in St Paul's ...

What makes Sir Christopher Wren’s buildings so distinctive? Over his lengthy architectural career from the mid-1660s to his death in 1723, Wren produced a remarkable array of pioneering buildings in ...

Christopher Wren, retired New York Times international correspondent and bureau chief. Fran Stoddard interviews Christopher Wren, retired New York Times international correspondent and bureau chief as ...

While well known for his work as a Royal Architect during the rebuilding of London in the late 1660's and his influence over the design of our own Wren Hall here at William and Mary, Christopher Wren ...