Infrastructure · London, United Kingdom
Battersea Power Station
The former Battersea Power Station in London was converted into a shopping mall with offices and flats by Wilkinson Eyre on behalf of a Malaysian investor. The original appearance of the turbine halls was largely preserved. The power station, built between 1929 and 1955, supplied one fifth of London's electricity needs. The central boiler house is flanked by two symmetrical turbine halls, followed by the electrical control centres. The complex's four chimneys, more than 100 metres high, make it a well-known landmark of London's industrial age.
Location
London, United Kingdom
Year
2022
Sector
Infrastructure
KEIM products
KEIM Soldalit-ME
Architect
WilkinsonEyre
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