A visit to The London Water Tower on Shooters Hill regarding The Thinking Hotel
It turns out to be an amazing vertical house created by an Australian couple with around £3 million of building works with wonderful ground floor reception areas and a "secret garden" ideal for chatting in groups, five bedrooms each on a different level and a super top floor bar with surrounding balcony 130ft up with breathtaking views of London in all directions.
As we walked around it, climbed up and down it, stopping for a chat on the top deck, then a coffee in the garden, I snapped away with my Leica M8 and 15mm F4 Voigtlander lens and you can see the results in this slideshow.
Due to its very vertical nature, the space is only suited to certain types of workshops and events, but is absolutely fabulous for a super get away from it all break with family or a group of friends.
Definitely a place to tell people about who are looking for a unique experience in London.
Labels: Architecture, Catherine Shovlin, interiors, landscape, Leica M8, Mariana Botelho Neves, photography, Sarah Farrugia, The London Water Tower, The Thinking Hotel
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