as well as Bankside Power Station, now home to Tate Modern. At peak production, Battersea supplied a fifth of London's electricity, but stopped generating power in 1983. In 1980 it was Grade II ...

London is pretty good at finding new uses for its old power stations. The massive Tate Modern art gallery occupies the old Bankside Power Station, while Battersea Power Station’s transformation ...

From the UK’s biggest power station to international ... of asset management at Battersea Power Station, Sam Cotton. “We’ve always looked to [old London villages] as a bit of inspiration ...

London (AFP) – With its four huge white ... as an iconic structure Paul ELLIS AFP Its younger sibling, Bankside Power Station, designed by Scott, was turned into the Tate Modern art gallery ...

Not only was it the first and largest steel-framed building in the British Isles, but this power station was also a crucial component of industrial London: It powered the London Underground for ...

The Tate Modern is one of London - and the world’s most iconic ... The gallery opened in 2000, making use of the old Bankside Power Station. The imposing structure on the banks of the Thames ...

When Lots Road Power Station opened in 1905, it was London’s largest power station ... Powerhouse joins Battersea Power Station and the Tate Modern (formerly Bankside) as a landmark redevelopment of ...

In the 1920s, London decreed that its patchwork supply ... He would later work on Bankside Power Station. Battersea A in 1934. A second power station, B, was later joined to the first, creating ...

At the centre of this transformation was the desire to create “a mini ecosystem”, says the head of asset management at Battersea Power Station, Sam Cotton. “We’ve always looked to [old London villages ...