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1. powerstations.omeka.net › exhibits › showPower Stations of London - 3. The Tate Modern Project

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   Both Bankside and Battersea have, and continue to undergo renovation and refurbishment, their original programs as power stations discarded and replaced by public and commercial ventures. In the case of Bankside Power Station, after its decommission on October 31 1981, the building sat unused on the South Bank for several years. [1]

2. tardis.fandom.com › wiki › BanksideBankside Power Station | Tardis | Fandom

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   Bankside Power Station (PROSE: The Time Travellers) was a giant generator located in Southwark, on the south bank of the Thames.(PROSE: Weapons Grade Snake Oil) In an alternate 2006, Abigail Ali flew over the ruins of the power station during South Africa's invasion of the city. (PROSE: The Time Travellers) In the Eleven-Day Empire, it was used as a research and development centre headed by ...

3. www.gracesguide.co.uk › Bankside_Power_StationBankside Power Station - Graces Guide

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   Bankside 'A' 1891 The City of London Electric Lighting Co Ltd started operating its power station at Bankside in the borough of Southwark to supply The City of London. The power station was in two shed-like structures which housed the eighteen boilers, each with its own chimney, and a third building to the west housed the generators and electrical switchgear.

4. powerstations.omeka.net › exhibits › show2. Bankside Power Station and the Industrial Sublime

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   Before Bankside’s construction, it had been the site of another, older, power station that had become too small to meet London’s electricity demands. Due to the great deal of controversy surrounding the construction of the power station, Scott was selected to design a facility appropriate for the London waterfront, while still functional as an energy supplier.

5. www.archdaily.cl › cl › 770926Clásicos de Arquitectura: Tate Modern / Herzog & de Meuron

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   29 de jul. de 2015 · El Bankside Power Station de Londres quedó en desuso desde 1981 hasta 2000, cuando se abrió al público como el Tate Modern.Los arquitectos suizos, Herzog & de Meuron se acercaron a la conversión de este espacio con una mano relativamente ligera, creando un espacio público contemporáneo sin disminuir la presencia histórica del edificio.

6. www.fynevue.co.uk › bankside › bpsBankside Power Station - History - Fynevue

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   Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II opened Bankside on 7th March 1962. Bob Irwin worked for Head Wrightson on the Bankside Power Station in 1962-63 where they erected the smoke stacks for the new section. The stacks were made of webbed moulded steal plates (ingots) which were produced by Heads at the Eaglescliffe Foundry.

7. manchesterhistory.net › architecture › 1960Tate Modern - Bankside Power Station

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   It sits at the end of the Millennium Bridge. Description. Built originally as Bankside Power Station, incorporating four oil-fired generators, it began generating power in 1952. The building is 660 feet long and has a chimney that stands 325 feet high. Giles Gilbert Scott had already been responsible for Battersea Power Station.