Barbican Centre
A landmark performing arts centre opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1982, the Barbican is home to major…
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A landmark performing arts centre opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1982, the Barbican is home to major…
A landmark residential complex of around 2,000 homes in central London, the Barbican Estate stands as a defining…
A West London transit hub where the District and Piccadilly lines intersect, marking the threshold between open-air and…
A power station that the public asked to be made beautiful. Giles Gilbert Scott wrapped its turbines in…
A brutalist office tower on Queen Victoria Street, Baynard House stands on the site of a medieval castle…
Rising at the curve of Portland Place and Langham Place in Westminster, BBC Broadcasting House has been the…
Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the…
A Victorian cultural institute in east London founded in 1895, combining public events, education, and historic collections with…
A rare concrete Brutalist meeting house designed by Trevor Dannatt in 1972, believed to be Britain's only Quaker…
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