Architecture firm Wilkinson Eyre has revealed visuals showing its plan to install a glass lift inside one of the chimneys of Battersea Power Station in London.
As part of its renovation of the Giles Gilbert Scott-designed power station, the architecture studio has designed a lift that will rise 109 metres through one of the building's four chimneys. When it reaches its peak, it will offer occupants 360-degree panoramic views across London.
Named the Chimney Lift, the elevator is one of three new attractions revealed by the Battersea Power Station Development Company, set to occupy the building alongside shops and offices.
The lift would rise 109 metres through the power station chimney
Alongside the lift, which was first announced in 2013, the company has unveiled plans for an event space for 1,500, called The Venue. The developer envisions the space being used for product launches, fashion shows, conferences and dinners. A second event space within the power station's former control room, described as "a magnificent and rare example of a complete 1930s art deco interior", was also unveiled.
Battersea Power Station also unveiled plans for a 1,500 capacity events space
"These unique spaces are central to our plans that will make Battersea Power Station one of London's most exciting destinations," said Andrew Hilston, head of leasing at Battersea Power Station Development Company.
"Having already engaged with a number of prospective partner...