Gallery
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The Royal Festival Hall undergoing restoration work, July 2005
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Seen from the River Thames, October 2010
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Seen from Victoria Embankment, June 2011
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Southbank Centre aerial view (Royal Festival Hall in Centre), July 2007
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Royal Festival Hall terraces, February 2008
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Westerly corner showing riverside facade, August 2008
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North-western facade at night with the London Eye and Palace of Westminster upriver, November 2009
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North-western facade at dusk with the London Eye and Palace of Westminster, October 2008
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Rear facade at night seen from Concert Hall Approach, March 2010
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Rear facade from the Hayward Gallery during restoration, May 2007
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Illuminations over Festival Terrace, January 2010
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Illuminations over Festival Terrace, December 2010
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Inside the Concert Hall, November 2009
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Royal Festival Hall (bottom left) from the London Eye, July 2008
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Walking through the Appearing Rooms fountain installation, by Danish artistJeppe Hein, outside the RFH during reopening celebrations after 2007 refurbishment.
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Waterloo bridge and The Royal Festival Hall c.1960
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View downstream from Westminster Pier, 1958.
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