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New London Architecture Review

4.6 /58 Reviews
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The Thames runs west to east across London and more than 10 cities along the river, and all of them are the essence of British culture. Most of London's landmarks are built along the river, with the London Eye, Big Ben, Westminster and Tate Gallery all on the banks of the river, and the Tower Bridge connects the banks of the river.

New London Architecture

Posted: Oct 16, 2018
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  • coo***an
    5/5Outstanding
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    Great museum where someone can see how the museum is developing... The overall experience of the building itself is a wonderful combination of water and air inside and outside. Very informative and no boring details. Friendly staff, the final Indian guide was very helpful

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    Posted: Oct 29, 2021
  • ZengZhiGang
    5/5Outstanding
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    Along the banks of the Thames, tall new buildings appeared in scale. Originally thought that only China had so many infrastructure projects, the British Empire had a lot of infrastructure.

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    Posted: Aug 16, 2020
  • M44***33
    5/5Outstanding
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    New London is an independent forum for the development of British architecture and the future of urban architecture. It provides a platform for audiences, architects, engineers, developers, agents and other people.

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    Posted: Apr 25, 2018
  • 世界美食游走达人
    4/5Excellent
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    Located at 26 storr street, he is an independent forum to showcase the history of architecture in the UK and the shape of the city. Here you can also see the architectural planning of the 2012 London Olympics!

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    Posted: Mar 18, 2017
  • M24***21
    5/5Outstanding
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    A complex that displays the entire history of London, very time-marked.

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    Posted: Jun 2, 2019
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