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The Disrupted Town Hall, submitted work by Abeen Sami
The Disrupted Town Hall · Abeen Sami

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  • The Disrupted Town Hall, submitted work by Abeen Sami

    The Disrupted Town Hall

    By Abeen Sami

    My project is based in Coal’s Drop Yard. Coal’s Drop Yard was redeveloped in 2018 by Thomas Heatherwick, after being left abandoned in 2003 following a shooting incident. This trend of turning abandoned spaces into expensive, trendy commercial areas is common in London, as seen with examples like Battersea Power Stati…

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