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The Pylon

The second outdoor space, which borders the right-hand side of the building and faces onto the river, houses Alex Chinneck’s 35-metre tall sculpture A Bullet from a Shooting Star. Referencing the industrial heritage of Greenwich, the sculpture takes the form of an upside-down electricity pylon.

The space is not landscaped, and could be used for film and photography, for an outdoor event, or as additional back of house or production space.
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Specifications

Individual area capacities are subject to seating, production and event activities.
4,800 sq m

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