Where London Bridge meets the south bank of the river, this Grade A listed building stands as a quintessential piece of London architecture. Just around the corner from the shard this building provides great contrast between the old and new city.

The building is to be perceived and enjoyed from a distance away when on the bridge itself, but also provides an interesting play of scale and height as it spans levels between the bridge and the street underneath that crosses it. The composition of the building can be enjoyed from far below or from when crossing the bridge, and the smaller stone work details are captured and accentuated when enjoying the building from a 1:1 scale.