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Bankside Power Station & The Tate Modern - Alligator in the Lily Pond

Monday, April 20th, 2009

Image © Will Pearson.

Bankside Power Station was built by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott - his name may not be familiar, but his other major London building will be - Battersea Power Station. He also designed the much-loved Red Telephone boxes (you can see four of these in a virtual tour here), the Salvation Army’s William Booth Memorial Training College in Camberwell, and Waterloo Bridge. (more…)

Tags: bankside, bankside power station, giles gilbert scott, herzog and de meuron, London, millennium bridge, red telephone boxes, st paul's cathedral, tate gallery, Tate Modern
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