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How Londoners can reclaim the River Thames

Through the centre of town, the river takes up more space than Hyde Park. And most of the proposals around it represent a huge missed opportunity

8 November 2014

9:00 AM

8 November 2014

9:00 AM

Last week, 539 apartments designed by Frank Gehry and Norman Foster were made available for off-plan purchase. This was heralded by simultaneous launches in London and Kuala Lumpur and a press release announcing Sting and Trudie Styler as early buyers. Battersea Power Station has stood unused for more than 30 years but after multiple failed attempts at redevelopment progress is now well under way towards its transformation into one of London’s most desirable addresses.

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The Architectural Review and the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich are hosting a programme of debates and films on the future of the Thames curated by Ellis Woodman. Full details are available at www.ornc.org

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