The Conduit: London members’ club with a social conscience is reborn

The Conduit Club, a private members' club focused on social, environmental and economic change, is set to reopen later this year in London's Covent Garden at 6 Langley Street.

Spread over eight floors of a townhouse in Mayfair, The Conduit is London's members' club with a social conscience.

Just when you think London has met its quota of private members’ clubs, along comes another. And yet The Conduit is not like any other.

Private members’ clubs find favour with conscientious Millennials.

What do you get if you combine one global justice expert, one ethical investment chief and an eight-floor building in Mayfair? London’s most right-on members’ club, that’s what. 

The Conduit, his latest project, is an invitation-only members’ club in Mayfair with a difference. It is due to open this summer with top chefs, sustainably sourced ingredients, a late-night speakeasy — and a programme focused on social and environmental change.

The Curtain will have a signature rooftop restaurant and pool, Marcus Samuelsson’s first UK outpost of Red Rooster Harlem, an exclusive members club, and a live performance space.

The purpose-built red-brick building, which was formerly the site of a 1970s office block, is located on the corner of Curtain Road in the heart of Shoreditch.