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1. designhorizons.org › exploring-bankside-historyExploring Bankside: History, Architecture, and Modern Appeal

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   Oct 24, 2024 · Bankside’s history is rich with commerce, culture, and community, dating back to the medieval period. Its proximity to the River Thames made it a hub for trade and industry, attracting merchants and craftsmen and contributing to its economic growth. During the Elizabethan era, Bankside became a prominent entertainment quarter.

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10The Evolution and Transformation of Bankside, London, 1947 ...

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   Jul 22, 2019 · Abstract. The redevelopment of the Bankside area in central London was proposed in 1943, yet substantive regeneration was only achieved toward the end of the century. This article analyzes the processes whereby a postwar industrial, then deindustrial, locality evolved into a popular leisure and residential quarter.

3. www.chriskarlson.com › blog › 2011/8/1Case Study / Tate Modern — Christopher Karlson

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   Aug 1, 2011 · Bankside. For centuries, this area south of the Thames River had been synonymous with industry, entertainment (Rose and Globe theaters) and a brimming population living in poor conditions. Yet, once the theaters left and harbor activity moved east of the city, this once bustling district laid dormant.

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4. betterbankside.co.uk › bankside › londons-other-sideLondon's other side - Better Bankside

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   Bankside is an area of exchange, connecting places and people in a central neighbourhood. Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railways viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough.

5. www.archdaily.com › 429700AD Classics: The Tate Modern / Herzog & de Meuron - ArchDaily

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   Sep 17, 2013 · Written by Rennie Jones. Share. London’s Bankside Power Station stood disused from 1981 until 2000, when it opened to the public as The Tate Modern. Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron approached...

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6. www.tate.org.uk › about-us › history-tateHistory of Tate Modern

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   History of Tate Modern. In December 1992 the Tate Trustees announced their intention to create a separate gallery for international modern and contemporary art in London. The former Bankside Power Station was selected as the new gallery site in 1994.

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   Why is Bankside important?

   • Bankside is a long-standing home of essential industry Forming the Thames waterfront, Bankside housed the industries that oiled the wheels of global maritime trade routes launched from Bankside’s wharves and jetties.

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   What happened to Bankside?

   • Case Study / Tate Modern Bankside. For centuries, this area south of the Thames River had been synonymous with industry, entertainment (Rose and Globe theaters) and a brimming population living in poor conditions. Yet, once the theaters left and harbor activity moved east of the city, this once bustling district laid dormant.

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   What is Bankside London?

   • Bankside is an area of exchange, connecting places and people in a central neighbourhood Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railways viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough.

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   How has Bankside changed the world?

   • Bankside has changed how the world imagines Bankside is one of London’s leading cultural quarters, evolving from a rich, diverse and authentic heritage.

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   Is Bankside A good place to live?

   • Bankside is one of London’s leading cultural quarters, evolving from a rich, diverse and authentic heritage. It is home to some of London’s most visited and renowned cultural institutions – Tate Modern, Shakespeare;s Globe, Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral – and hidden gems in the neighbourhood’s side streets are waiting to be explored.

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   How many bridges lead to Bankside?

   • Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railways viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough. Bankside’s arteries make it a place of exchange of ideas, skills and talent.

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8. betterbankside.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsTHE STORY OF LONDON’S BANKSIDE

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   Bankside is a long-standing home of essential industry. Forming the Thames waterfront, Bankside housed the industries that oiled the wheels of global maritime trade routes launched from Bankside’s wharves and jetties. Ghost signs are a visible insight into Bankside’s commercial heritage and the architecture of the neighbourhood reveals