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BBC - Broadcasting House, Regent Street 1932 Val Myer photos © Nick Weall BBC - Broadcasting House redevelopment 2003- Sir Richard MacCormac [MacCormac Jamieson Prichard Architects] from early 2006 Sheppard Robson Architects Original BBC Building - principal facade, facing south down Regent Street: photos © adrian welch jun 2007 Photos of the new BBC Building: photos © adrian welch jun 2007 Photos of the original BBC Building: photos © adrian welch jun 2007 Broadcasting House redevelopment architects : Sheppard Robson Architects Adjacent to Broadcasting House is All Souls Church, Langham Place 1823 photo © Nick Weall Very unusual circular church with sharp needle-like steeple All Souls Church is the only building that survives in Regent Street that was designed by John Nash photos © adrian welch jun 2007 Opposite Broadcasting House is the Langham Hotel, Regent Street: photos © adrian welch jun 2007 Broadcasting House redevelopment initial architects : MacCormac Jamieson Prichard BBC Glasgow BBC White City, northwest London - Foreign Office Architects BBC Building : Edinburgh London Architect London Buildings London Building Photos Broadcasting House London building photographs taken with Panasonic DMC-FX01 lumix camera; Leica lense: 2816x2112 pixels - original photos available upon request: info@e-architect.co.uk World Architecture : e-architect - a guide to key buildings across the globe Art Deco Buildings Comments / photos for the Broadcasting House London Photos page welcome: info@e-architect.co.uk BBC Building London - page: adrian welch / isabelle lomholt			Key London Buildings: Chelsea Barracks Swiss Re Building Wembley Stadium British Museum Expansion London Olympic Stadium Key Links: BBC Building Glasgow Skyscrapers Architecture Studios New Houses London Architects London Architecture