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Architecture Update: Bull Ring cinema

Amanda Baillieu
Tuesday 23 November 1993 19:02 EST
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AS THE South Bank Board, custodians of the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Hayward Gallery and Royal Festival Hall, continues its deliberations over how to improve the complex (latest idea: knock down the concrete walkways and employ a famous architect to tart up what remains), the British Film Institute is going its own way with a planning application to build Britain's first giant- screen Imax cinema on the Waterloo 'Bull Ring'. This is the hole in the ground that acts as a subway link between Waterloo Station, Waterloo Bridge and surrounding streets, and is used as a campsite by the homeless. The pounds 11.5m scheme has been designed by Bryan Avery, architect of the Museum of the Moving Image, also on the South Bank.

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