A2 Limited Edition of Hand Drawing - Economist Buildings, London - (30 only) Size:A2 (FREE UK P&P) The Power Station was originally

The Power Station was originally designed by Giles Gilbert Scott and closed in 1981

This hand drawing is inspired by the facade of the Economist Buildings

Prints are packaged flat in acid free paper and backing board in a cellophane wallet

Speed House is part of the Modern House London print collection celebrating some of the most inspiring modernist housing from the 30's to the 70's found in the capital city

a British architect who is famous for designing the Royal National Theatre on the South Bank

A2 Limited Edition of Hand Drawing - Economist Buildings, London - (30 only) Size:A2 (FREE UK P&P) The Power Station was originallyThis hand drawing is inspired by the facade of the Economist Buildings, 25 St James Street, London designed by Alison and Peter Smithson in the early 1960s. Brutalism championed material honesty and expressed function through form. The bold concrete forms and subsequent dark pockets and shadows created are a signature look of brutalist structures. Print size : A2 42cm x 59. 4cm This is a giclee print on heavy 308gsm matt fine art paper. 30 editions