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London Software Training offers bespoke training courses, specialising in industry standard design software.

Our handpicked industry professionals will guide you through each program in any of our group, corporate or one-to-one courses.

13/11/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: Pick-Up, a new London-based music zine, has just released their first edition. Run by a small team around London, the Zine platforms the best new music and gigs around. Check out their first edition out now (design by dodophotographics)

Image 2: Interior designer Marta de la Rica has recently renovated a Victorian London home, injecting it with Mediterranean charm. The Spanish clients worked with the designer to keep the house feel personal whilst remaining true to its London identity and Victorian architecture. (Image credit Jasper Fry)

Image 3: UK creative agency Mynt has developed a new global brand platform for La Sportiva ‘Nothing But Mountain’. This storytelling platform positions the mountain as not just the brand’s setting, but as a culture, community and source of inspiration.

11/11/2026

Level up your design software skills before the year ends 🍂✨

Spatial, 3D or graphic design, we’ve got a hands-on course for it. London Software Training you’ll learn from practising designers, architects and software pros, in small-to-large classes built around real projects rather than just theory.

🛠️ Hands-on, practical lessons, with time to work on your own projects
🎥 Class recordings for revision
🎓 LST certificate for your CV and LinkedIn
🌙 Day, evening and weekend options
📍 In person at our Hackney studio, 17 Sheep Lane, E8

Learning something brand new, building on what you know, or finally tackling that project you’ve been putting off? Check out our November & December course dates.

Training for a team? We offer corporate training too, so get in touch.

09/11/2026

Learn Revit in 3 days 🏗️ Autodesk Revit Introduction to Intermediate, Wed 11 to Fri 13 Nov

New to Revit, or building on what you already know? This hands-on course introduces you to Revit and Building Information Modelling (BIM), from walls, floors and roofs to views, schedules and sheets, for those looking to study or work in design, architecture, construction and engineering.

🏛️ Taught by practising architects, designers and software pros
🛠️ Hands-on lessons, with day 3 for your own project and portfolio
🎥 Class recordings for revision
🔁 Free group course re-take within 18 months
🎓 LST certificate for your CV and LinkedIn
📍 9:45am to 4:00pm at our Hackney studio, 17 Sheep Lane, E8

Head to https://www.londonsoftwaretraining.co.uk/ to book your spot now!

05/11/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: A new h**pcrete (biocomposite based around h**p) structure has been designed by architecture studio Lúdika. Called ‘Biobuilding’ the cabin sits in rural Iceland, and aims to showcase less conventional building methods and materials that can lead to better outcomes than more typical construction methods. (Image Credit Studio CAPN)

Image 2: Dutch b**r brand, Amstel, has redesigned its packaging and logo to reflect its 1870 Amsterdam heritage. With typography inspired by historic canal bridge signage, the brand has also reworked its iconic golden circle, with a colour scheme of red, white, black and gold.

Image 3: Casa Magazines in New York’s West Village, hosts a window with free city guides tied to Massimo Dutti’s photo exhibition celebrating Patti Smith. ‘Patti Smith by Steven Sebring’ launches the new store opening at 575 Broadway, showcasing never before seen portraits of Smith, with the exhibition spanning across a network of partnerships across SoHo and Manhattan

27/10/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: Amsterdam-based, Scottish inspired brand CLÒIMH, specialises in natural material products, blending rich heritage of Scottish wool with a modern aesthetic. One of the brand’s most recent designs has recently taken off online - a unique design of a knitted headband which can be worn as a statement on its own or over a cap for a layered look.

Image 2: A new series at the National Portrait Gallery displays artist Issy Wood’s use of portraiture. The young British painter’s works are close-cropped self-portraits, which are big and personal, looking back on herself with a distinctly contemporary framing (think face masks and stick on monster fingers). Go check out the exhibition on until Feb 28th.

Image 3: Devon Turnbull’s OJAS sound system transforms 180 Studios into a sanctuary for deep, meditative listening. Using custom horn-loaded speakers and vacuum tube amplifiers, the installation creates a warm, immersive acoustic environment where visitors can slow down and experience curated selections of jazz, classical, and experimental music.

23/10/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: Kevin Noki has recreated the 80s brick phone as a 3D-printed bluetooth handset, allowing users to pick up the phone without the distractions of a modern smartphone. Named ADHS One (Anti distraction Handset Device) the project revisits 80s brick phone design, connecting with the user's current smartphone but allowing them to receive and make calls whilst the original phone is tucked out of sight.

Image 2: A new exhibition at The William Morris Gallery, ‘Earthly Paradise: Radical Living in the UK” explores the people, places and stories that have shaped our relationship to home in Britain. The exhibition looks at communities and individuals who have defied modern conventions and through the lens of their homes. The North London gallery has recently reopened following a major rehang of its galleries to offer “new perspectives” on the artist’s work.

Image 3: Subway has launched a new brand campaign ‘Get Your Own Way’ with creative agency Saatchi & Saatchi. Launching across EMEA, the integrated campaign puts customisation front and centre, and reveals a new visual identity inspired by the class Subway ‘bains’ (the food counter counter containers and customisation at the heart of every Subway store). The redesigned identity introduces a refined colour palette and typography along with a new photography style that captures moments when subway fans get exactly what they want in their subs.

19/10/2026

Autumn skills, sorted 🍂✨

October and November are the perfect months to level up your design skills before the year wraps up. Whether you’re into spatial, 3D or graphic design, London Software Training offers hands-on, practical training courses specialising in design software.

We’re passionate about you and your team’s professional growth, and our courses give you the tools to succeed in every stage of your design career or business.

Whether you’re learning something brand new, building on what you already know, or tackling a project you’ve been putting off, check out our October and November courses and see how we can help you finish the year strong.

17/10/2026

November units and workshops London Software Training💡

Sharpen your technical capabilities and advance your software knowledge with our upcoming classes.

☀️ Day units this month include Blender, Fusion, Premiere, Revit, AutoCAD, Illustrator
🌙 Evening units include Vectorworks, Illustrator, AutoCAD and After Effects.

Book your spot via our website or email [email protected].

16/10/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: A flying saucer has landed in Helsinki. 🛸 For the first time in decades, a brand-new Futuro House has been built from Matti Suuronen’s 1968 designs, after a Facebook listing for abandoned moulds set the project in motion. Finnish brand MARIMEKKO fitted out the interior, splitting the single room into lounging, dining and kitchenette zones. It was on show at Helsinki Design Week as a proposal for future ways of living, and what happens to it next is still being discussed.

Image 2: Jaguar says it’s back. The new Type 01 is its electric four-door GT, the production version of the divisive Type 00 concept. It has a long bonnet, thin headlights, a low 1.4-metre height and no rear window, so drivers rely on cameras instead. Jaguar’s managing director says it was designed as a Jaguar first and an EV second, to stand apart from “homogenous” electric cars. It marks the start of the brand’s all-electric era.

Image 3: Mother Design has given Marks and Spencer Home and Lingerie packaging a quiet, typography-led makeover. Rather than copying other homeware brands, the studio looked to information design, using grids, hierarchy and structure to make thousands of products easier to navigate. It stripped back the sub-brands and competing claims, kept the MS London typeface in a unified three-weight system with wider tracking, and added MS London Geo, a new numeral set for key product details.

07/10/2026

Design picks of the week 💡

Image 1: For his tenth anniversary season at Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello staged the SS27 show under three monumental chandeliers designed with Bureau Betak, acting almost like temporary architecture. They recall the Hôtel InterContinental ballroom where Yves Saint Laurent presented his couture collections between 1975 and 2001. The Eiffel Tower glittered in the background, and the collection was gold from head to toe.

Image 2:, Norway-based illustrator Sveinung Sudbø (aka Originalkopi) sketched between bites in Thai restaurants with a sketchbook and aquarelle pastels, trying to capture how each dish felt rather than how it looked. He then turned the sketches into hand-torn and cut-paper collages, to produce his Bang Cook Book: He likens collage to cooking, because you layer separate elements until the result is stronger than its parts. The book was made with graphic designer Julie Elise Hauge, and he deliberately avoided Thai visual art as reference, relying on his own experience.

Image 3: Kenyan-born poet, novelist and Treasury civil servant Khadambi Asalache bought this 1819 Wandsworth terraced house in 1981. For over 19 years he covered every wall, ceiling and door in fretwork cut by hand from skip-salvaged pine doors and reclaimed floorboards. He drew on three traditions: African houses, Moorish architecture in Andalusia and Ottoman architecture. The house also holds his collections of lustreware and other objects, and it's now cared for by the National Trust.

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Monday	9am - 9:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 9:30pm
Thursday	9am - 9:30pm
Friday	9am - 9:30pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

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