Battersea Power StationThis print celebrates the mighty Battersea Power Station, one of the largest brick buildings in the world today. It was built by London Power Company in the mid 1930s, illustrated here in all its Art Deco glory. 50 x 70 cm Printed on 250gsm textured art paper. Available in 3 sizes. (Frame not included)

Line drawing of the iconic St

Designed by Jørn Utzon as a series of double curvature shells

re-establishing itself as an icon of post-war brutalist architecture

Big Ben and The Gherkin

designed by Sir Christopher Wren

It was built by London Power Company in the mid 1930s

with its exquisite detail celebrated here in print

plan and sections

its roofscape was a technically complex piece of architecture and engineering

but later converted to a broadcasting base

The iconic Midland Hotel was originally designed by Charles Trubshaw as a railway hotel to Manchester’s Central Station in the early 1900s

built during the reign of British monarchs George I-IV