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IMPACT ON OTHER WORK PACKAGES Most Influential Projects $2022$: Battersea Power Station Regeneration

For bringing new life to a once$-$iconic but long$-$abandoned power station

A veritable fixture on London$$s skyline, Battersea Power Station boasts a rich history. The massive coal$-$fired plant on the banks of the River Thames produced one$-$fifth of the U$.$K$.$ capital$$s electricity in its heyday, powering the likes of Buckingham Palace. And during World War II$,$ the white plumes of vapor emanating from the structure$$s chimneys aided navigation for Royal Air Force pilots and Germany$$s Luftwaffe$$which helped it avoid extensive bombing. The building even makes an appearance on Pink Floyd$$s Animals album cover, an inflatable pig hovering between two of the chimneys. $($Further cementing its place in history: The balloon broke loose during the photo shoot, wreaking havoc across the city.$)$ Yet like any modern metropolis, London changed$$as did its needs. And after Battersea was fully decommissioned in $1983,$ the iconic brick structure fell into disrepair.

Fast forward $40$ or so years and Battersea is back. The power station stands at the center of a $9$ billion mixed$-$use development: an eight$-$phase megaproject that aims to transform a $42-$acre $(17-$hectare$)$ site into a dynamic community destination expected to draw $40$ million visits annually once fully built out in $2030.$ The venture is led by Battersea Power Station Development Co$.,$ working with Malaysian site owners PNB$,$ Sime Darby Property, S P Setia and the Employees Provident Fund to deliver an eclectic collection of shops, housing, offices, tourist attractions and $19$ acres $(7\mathrm{.}7$ hectares$)$ of public space.

Five years after phase $1,$ Circus West Village, was completed, work on phase $2$the Power Station$$is nearly wrapped. Highlights include more than $100$ retail and dining destinations, an $1,719$ square$-$meter $(18,500$ square$-$foot$)$ food hall, an events venue, a cinema, housing and $116,129$ square meters $(1\mathrm{.}25$ million square feet$)$ of office space, including Apple$$s new London campus.

Here's a look at what it took to reimagine some of those spaces:

An Uplifting Experience

Acknowledging the station$$s existing design was a driving principle for lead architects WilkinsonEyre. Case in point: A $$chimney lift experience$$ in which $30$ people at a time can ride a glass elevator through the interior of the power station$$s northwest chimney. At the top of the $109-$meter $(358-$feet$)$ climb, visitors can take in $360-$degree views of London$$s skyline.

Integrating the bespoke circular glass elevator into the chimney$$s gently tapering shaft was design challenge enough. But to fulfill its vision of creating a seamless, transparent transition from inside to outdoors, the team also had to find a way to avoid conventional suspension cabling. Instead, it integrated the propulsion mechanics underneath the elevator car. The efforts are well worth it$,$ says WilkinsonEyre director Sebastien Ricard. $$It$$s one of my favorite parts of the whole scheme and a brilliant way to bring everyone up close and intimate with the world$$s most famous chimneys.$$

Tribute to the Turbines

When the power station was operational, massive turbines revolved day and nigh