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London, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom. Located at Tower Hill overlooking the Thames, close to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, and facing Trinity Square Gardens.
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The site is occupied by a building by Christopher Wren housing the Navy Board, where Samuel Pepys had an office.
The Port of London Act authorises the compulsory purchase of the site for the new Port of London Authority.
John Mowlem & Co builds the Beaux-Arts headquarters designed by Sir Edwin Cooper, crowned by a statue of Father Thames.
Prime Minister David Lloyd George opens the building, then one of the tallest in the City.
German bombing during the Blitz destroys the great domed rotunda at the heart of the building.
The walnut-panelled boardroom hosts the reception marking the first meeting of the United Nations.
An office block fills the war-damaged courtyard; the building later becomes the headquarters of insurance broker Willis Faber.
Thomas Enterprises acquires 10 Trinity Square.
The building is sold to a partnership of KOP Group and Reignwood; Reignwood takes full control in 2012.
The façade appears in the James Bond film Skyfall.
After redevelopment, the Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square opens with 100 rooms and 41 residences.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “10 Trinity Square” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
London, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom