Tate Modern

Giles Gilbert Scott · London, United Kingdom · 1963

Herzog & de Meuron converted Bankside Power Station into Tate Modern, preserving the monumental Turbine Hall as the museum's main public interior. The 2000 conversion and 2016 brick-clad extension connect industrial fabric with contemporary exhibition spaces. The listed year refers to completion of the original power station's final phase.

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