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| The original façade of the former power station. |
Walking along the South Bank, of the River Thames, there is a myriad style of architecture, with old buildings sitting beside new tower blocks, but, somehow, it works.
It is hard to imagine, but the Oxo building was originally a power station, which opened towards the end of the 1800s, supplying power to the Royal Mail post office.
The windows, built into the tower, hint at what the building would become, following its closure as a power station, but it is these windows that would cause a controversy.
