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Kings Reach Tower, London
Another tower block; Another view of London; Another walk-in, disabled access explore. With working lifts.
Not that easy access is a bad thing. It's nice to be able to walk into a site and not worry about a flash of hi-vis, or track workers, police, flushers, rain storms... the list goes on!
Designed by Sir Richard Seifert (architect of Tower 42 and Centrepoint) and built in 1972, Kings Reach Tower stands at 111m.
I visited with Gina and Mike, and without further a-do, here are the photos!
In the lift!
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