How many chimneys does Battersea Power Station have?

four chimneys
Its four chimneys are perhaps its most recognisable feature. They can be seen for miles and when lit up at night they look kind of magical.

What are they doing with Battersea Power Station?

The power station will be restored, generating clean energy by using renewable fuels. Phase II will further create 18 acres of new public space, a six-acre public park, office space for 5,000 people, up to 200 shops and restaurants, and leisure and recreation facilities.

Who is the main contractor at Battersea Power Station?

Work on the giant Battersea Power Station redevelopment site will not restart until the end of April at the earliest. Construction was paused last week on the scheme where Mace and Sir Robert McAlpine are main contractors on phase two and three.

Can you live in Battersea Power Station?

Circus West Village is the first chapter of Battersea Power Station’s regeneration. More than 1,800 people already live in this new riverside neighbourhood enjoying an eclectic mix of independent restaurants and shops, all set against the backdrop of the magnificent Power Station.

Where is the Battersea Power Station in London?

Battersea Power Station is a a decommissioned coal-fired power station, located on the south bank of the River Thames, in Nine Elms, Battersea, in the London Borough of Wandsworth. It was built by the London Power Company (LPC) to the design of Leonard Pearce, Engineer in Chief to the LPC, and CS Allott & Son Engineers.

Why is Battersea Power Station important to Wandsworth Council?

Power to Connect, the campaign launched by Battersea Power Station and Wandsworth Council to tackle the issue of digital poverty and support families who were struggling to homeschool… View our consultation page on the latest proposals and plans for Battersea Power Station.

How many bricks were used to build Battersea Power Station?

Six million bricks were used in the original building of the Power Station with seven different types of bricks being used inside and out. Each brickmaker throws between 800-1,000 bricks a day. It will take approximately 18 months to install all the bricks.

When did Mace take over Battersea Power Station?

Having worked on early preparatory works, including the rebuilding of the chimneys, Mace was well placed to take over in August 2017 as construction manager for Phase 2 of the redevelopment – transforming the Power Station, and building an energy centre and six acre public riverside park.