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WORLD FAMOUS BUILDINGS

From 'Explore worldwide' 1999,'Royal Family'1980 ,'The Bonnie Scotland'1988,'

Waterloo Bridge
   Central London


 

 First bridge was design by John Rennie on 1817, Now architect by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott on 1942-45. Photo by Byunguh Yu(#1/1994), Jaewook Yu(#2-5/2005).

International Terminal Waterloo Station
   York Road, Central London




Architect by Nicholas Grimshaw on 1993. Photo By Jaewook Yu(#1-3/2005), Wonsuk Cho(#4/2005).

County Hall/London Aquarium & Saatchi Gallery
   Central London



The headquater of the Greater London Council. The foundation stone was laid by Kinf George V in 1912. He opened the first part some ten years later, but the building was not finally completed until 1933. Photo by Jaewook Yu on 2005.

BA Millennium Eye/London Eye
   Lambeth, Central London


 

 Architect by Marks Barfield Architects on 1999. Photo by Jisook Park(#1,2/2003)who member of CFC, Jaewook Yu(#3-6/2005).

Millennium Bridge
   Central London

 

 Photo by Jaewook Yu on 2005.

Royal Festival Hall
   Central London

 

 Architect by London County Council Architects' Office in 1951. Photo by Byunguh Yu(#1,2/1994), Jaewook Yu(#3/2005).

St.Thomas' Hospital
    Lambeth, Central London



 Architect by YRM Ltd. & RC Cutting Co.Ltd.

Upstream Building,Shell Centre
   Lambeth, Central London



 Architect by Sir Howard Robertson on 1961. Situated on the south bank of the Thames, is one of the largest company headquarters in Europe in 1970. It consists of two buildings, one in the form of an L, the other a U-shaped block with a tower 350 feet in height.

Leadenhall Market
   Central London

 
 

 Photo by Jaewook Yu on 2005.

Warship Belfast
   Central London

 

 On the River Thames. Photo by Jaewook Yu on 2005.