The Guardian has tapped the Tate Modern as one of the great buildings of the early 21st Century, profiling how the conversion of the Bankside Power Station has changed the face of London. “It is totally unimaginable now,” says architect Jacques Herzog, “but this was a huge chunk of the city that was completely excluded from public life, overgrown and set back behind high walls. It felt like Sleeping Beauty’s castle.”
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