London City Hall - Reviews from across the web
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Greater London Authority - City Hall City Hall is home to the Mayor of London, the London Assembly and the GLA, who in July 2002 became tenants of this striking rounded glass building on the south bank of the Thames near Tower Bridge. Members of the public may visit parts of City Hall Monday to F... london.gov.uk
No title The interior of City Hall is a 42m high, 10 storey building. Every one of the 3,844 glass panels that make up City Hall is unique and was cut by laser. Norman Foster, one of the principal architects, installed a spiral ramp that allows the public to walk above the debating chamber, a concept first u... panoramicearth.com
London City Hall :: The Queen's Walk, London, England, United Kingdom :: Glass Steel and Stone The shape of the building is not something simple like a sphere, or an egg. It is something akin to a drop of water being blown over by a puff of air. Each level is offset slightly from the one below, hanging over one side of the building. The result is a slightly curving side, and a rapidly curving... glasssteelandstone.com
City Mayors: London City Hall One of the more interesting features of the building is the ramp that snakes around its internal structure, in theory allowing for open access throughout the building. However, as the ramp allows for unfettered access through the debating chamber, it is closed off at this part so as not to disturb m... citymayors.com
bConstructive - City Hall, London Designed by Fosters and Partners architects, City Hall has become a landmark building in the London skyline located at More London on the South bank of the Thames near Tower Bridge. Housing the Mayor, the London Assembly and the Greater London Authority (GLA) its distinctive glass globe shape was de... bconstructive.co.uk
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