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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
Workers remove the windows at the former City Hall, London
The old London City Hall building, which has been vacant since the Greater London Authority (GLA) moved out, is undergoing a major refurbishment to replace its glass shell with balconies and greenery. The £150 million project, led by the building's landlord, St Martins Property Investments, will remove the distinctive glass exterior to improve the building's environmental performance, while creating new spaces for cafes, restaurants, and offices.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Jean Campbell
Jean Campbell shot for The London Standard by Matthew Huston.
At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Celeste
Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Singer-songwriter Celeste for The London Standard. Photographed by Ryan Saradjola. Her sweet soul sound won Celeste instant acclaim and a Brit award. But then came heartbreak, depression — and now a raw new album that’s putting her back in the spotlight.
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
Interior designer and presenter, Abigail Ahern, at home in Dalston townhouse. Shot for The London Standard.
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
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Inside interiors queen Abigail Ahern's pioneering, moody-hued Dalston home
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