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2008
The Battersea Power Station stands as Europe's largest brick built structure, envisioned by Sir Giles Scott in 1930, boasting original Art Deco embellishments. Its iconic four chimney silhouette is a familiar and beloved landmark in the London skyline. Despite closure in 1983, redevelopment plans faltered, leaving it a sought after but dormant asset, valued at £250 million in 2008. This work explored the parallel between a dormant power station and an unfinished table, hinting at an unspoken connection awaiting transformative intervention - a topless building and a topless table.