A building above Charing Cross Station has become Grade II listed in the midst of a planning battle over a proposed development at the site.
The distinctive structure, also known as the ‘River Palace’, was constructed by Sir Terry Farrell in 1991.
A building above Charing Cross Station has become Grade II listed in the midst of a planning battle over a proposed development at the site.
The distinctive structure, also known as the ‘River Palace’, was constructed by Sir Terry Farrell in 1991.