Apple to Create Stunning New London Headquarters at Battersea Power Station

Jonathan Prynn, reporting for The London Evening Standard:

Apple is to create a spectacular new London headquarters at Battersea Power Station in a massive coup for the developers behind the £9 billion project.

The iPhone and iPad maker will move 1,400 staff from eight sites around the capital into what it calls “a new Apple campus” at the Grade II* listed former electricity generator.

Its employees will occupy all six floors of office space in the brick “cathedral of power”, which is being painstakingly restored after 33 years standing derelict on the banks of the Thames.

Looks like a majestic building at a great location.

*Update: I knew I’d seen it before. Battersea Power Station is the building on the cover of Pink Floyd’s Animals.

★ Wednesday, 28 September 2016