Wow. It looks fantastic. I love the restored wrought iron work in the interior arches.
Seriously tempted to pop along on Saturday morning for a look.
From that story: "The scheme won planning permission from Westminster City Council in October 2008 despite objections from English Heritage and a recommendation for refusal by the councils own planning officers."
I think that describes quite well what I was trying to describe earlier in the thread about planning in this country. I love old architecture and history, but what possible reason would English Heritage have to object to the fantastic work Apple appear to have executed here? They really are a bunch of tweed-wearing, fusty old gits and I'm very glad they were overruled.
Seriously tempted to pop along on Saturday morning for a look.
From that story: "The scheme won planning permission from Westminster City Council in October 2008 despite objections from English Heritage and a recommendation for refusal by the councils own planning officers."
I think that describes quite well what I was trying to describe earlier in the thread about planning in this country. I love old architecture and history, but what possible reason would English Heritage have to object to the fantastic work Apple appear to have executed here? They really are a bunch of tweed-wearing, fusty old gits and I'm very glad they were overruled.