Voli British Airways (diretti per Gatwick e Heathrow), Ryanair (diretti per Stansted) e Easyjet (diretti per Gatwick e Luton) dai principali aeroporti italiani; Alitalia (diretti per Gatwick e Heathrow) da Milano e Roma. Dormire Boundary Hotel, con camere tematiche: Charles & Ray Eames, Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, etc. (Conram & Partners, 2009); per l’esclusività A Room for London (due sole persone all’interno di una barca sospesa, David Kohn e Fiona Banner, 2012). Musei Tate Modern (Herzog & de Meuron, 2000); Clore Gallery /Tate (Stirling Wilford and Associates, 1986); Sainsbury Wing/National Gallery (Venturi, Scott-Brown & Partners 1990. Vedere Area olimpica, l’Olympic Park (Allies & Morrison, 2012) ospita l’Aquatics Centre (Zaha Hadid Architects), il Velodrome (Hopkins Architects), lo Stadium (Populous – Peter Cook); simbolo dell’evento è la scultura Arcelor Mittal Orbit (Anish Kapoor con Cecil Balmond/Arup). City: Lloyds Buildings (Richard Rogers, 1986); No.1 Poultry (Stirling Wilford and Associates, 1996); sede Swiss-Re (Foster & Partners, 2004); Central St. Giles (Rpbw, 2004). West End: New London Architecture, illustrazione della città con progetti e plastici; Great Court of British Museum (Foster & Partners, 2000). South Bank: London Eye (Marks Barfield Architects, 1999); Millenium Bridge (Foster & Partners, 2000; nella foto); City Hall (Foster & Partners, 2002); Laban Dance Center (Herzog & de Meuron, 2003); Evelyn Grace Academy (Zaha Hadid, 2011). Metropolitana: King’s cross station (John Mc Aslan + Partners, 2012); St. Pancras station (Foster & Partners, 2007); Westminster Station (Hopkins Architects, 1999); Canary Wharf (Foster & Partners, 1999). Librerie RIBA – Bookshops. Locali Restaturant Level 7 alla Tate Modern, con vista panoramica (Herzog & de Meuron, 2000), oppure l’economico Wagamama Soho (David Chipperfield, 1995).
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