The King's Speech (2010)

One of the world's largest brick buildings, designed by Giles Gilbert Scott with four 103-metre chimneys that define the London skyline. The restored Art Deco interiors feature Italian marble in the Turbine Hall, original switchboards in Control Rooms A and B, and wrought-iron staircases. Malaysia Square at the base provides strong vertical compositions looking up at the chimneys. The riverside position gives morning side-light along Electric Boulevard and golden hour reflections off the Thames. The Chimney Lift (Lift 109) offers 360-degree views at 109m. Now a retail and cultural destination with its own Northern Line station. Commercial filming managed exclusively by Location Collective. Casual photography with handheld cameras permitted throughout public areas; tripods and professional equipment require written permission from the press office.