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Battersea Gas Holders Demolition - Time-lapse by Regenology
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- čas přidán 5. 04. 2018
- Battersea Gas Holders Demolition - The gas holders were originally built in 1872 but were out of use since the 1960s and have now been demolished by Coleman & Company for National Grid. The Nine Elms site on the South Bank has been earmarked by the Mayor of London for redevelopment and it is part of more than 20 interconnected development sites in the area including Riverlight, the new US Embassy, Ballymore's Embassy Gardens and Battersea Power Station. Also take a look at our time-lapse video of Embassy Gardens. - Time-lapse by Regenology Ltd - the UK time-lapse experts. If you would like your own time-lapse film, please get in touch. Tel: 0207 183 5511 or E-mail: hello@regenology.co.uk or visit www.regenology.co.uk
Times change, and that is a constant. But like many in that area, another piece of our past has now gone for ever. I used to go to Battersea park with my Nan as a kid. Turn right at the gasometer and I knew we were just over half way there. The fun fair, the Easter Parade. The little train at the main gates to take you into the fair. The tree walk with Snow whites dwarfs. Playing in the fountains. The secret Castle on the lake surrounded by nettles and wire. The boats, the cafe. My Nan.....all locked in my memories, they cannot be demolished and built on. I may live far away now, but my heart will always be in Battersea.
so sad this was a very big landmark of battersea and from in the park, just like the power station , if im every back in the park ill miss not seeing this there , very good video as i was wondering where the gas holders went ,,
the luxury housing that came instead is so much more useful than gas
What a shame
They must have began demolishing the tall blue gas-holder at the beginning of March 2015 and finished demolition in May 2015. I could tell by there being no leaves on the trees in the background and when they nearly finished the trees in the background had leaves on them.
Can't be spoiling the view of the river for the new Millionaire home owners can they?
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