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Description:Edwardian office building planned around a series of white glazed-tiled light wells with 730ft of river frontage. Queens Walk is a granite traffic-free walkway next to the Thames, and the semi-circular segmental niche (the Members Terrace) has steps up to the entrance. Spectacular riverside views of the Houses of Parliament are available from the Terrace and from Room on the Terrace. There is also an old disused circular library with domed roof. There are disused offices with period features and wood panelled corridors. There is an empty floor of modern open plan offices on the second floor. The main entrance on Belvedere Road, Art Deco in style with two revolving doors, is also available for night shoots. There may be certain restrictions due to the other tenants that use the communal areas.
General Notes:Doubling / Stand In: Main Council chamber has been used for Court Room at Old Bailey Doubled as CIA headquarters and Bank Interior/Exterior (Mission: Impossible) Prison (London Boulevard) Exterior Guildhall (Bridget Jones Edge of Reason)
Jurisdictions::Lambeth
