London Assembly Building photos by Dean Thorpe.
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The London Assembly Building or City Hall is a very strange piece of architecture on the south bank of the Thames, right next to Tower Bridge. Its 45m tall and has a 45m diameter and City Hall is a kind of stretched sphere-like shape and very interesting to look at. Its currently used as the Greater London Authority's Headquarters and the architects were Foster and Partners. Hopefully next time I go to London I will go and have a look round City Hall as although I have taken many photos of it, I have never been inside it yet!
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London Assembly Building: Looking over the curved stairs. |
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London Assembly Building: A bit big to hide behind the trees. |
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London Assembly Building: Tower Bridge peeking out from behind it. |
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London Assembly Building: This was taken from the passageway under Tower Bridge. |
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London Assembly Building: This is looking across Tower Bridge. |
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London Assembly Building: A black and white rear view. |
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London Assembly Building: Another black and white photo of it. |
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London Assembly Building: Another photo taken from the side. |
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London Assembly Building: Another shot taken from Tower Bridge. |
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London Assembly Building: Viewed from across the Thames, taken from outside the Tower of London. |