London's "New" Landmark | Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station was originally a coal-fired power station for the London Power Company and is one of the largest brick structures in the world. It is renowned for its exquisite design and Art Deco style interior decorations. In 1983, Battersea Power Station officially ceased operations and was left derelict. It was later purchased by a Malaysian developer. After redesigning and refurbishing, it has now transformed into a new London landmark that combines shopping, dining, sightseeing, and office space, revitalized with new life. The interior still retains some of the original structures and even equipment of the power station, exuding an industrial chic personality and also heavily influenced by Art Deco style. In addition to fashion brands like Mango and SuperDry, there are also many atmospheric restaurants. From the terrace, one can enjoy the charming views of The Thames. Apple's UK headquarters is also located here.