Issue 7

Dispatches from Television Centre

Media Meet the CEO who just brought a team of 2,000 to White City

Food The 16-cover sushi restaurant that has food critics stunned

Theatre White City Theatre brings the West End to West transmission WELCOME WELCOME

Live and kicking

There’s a moment with major regeneration projects in London when years of planning culminate in a launch. After the dust settles and the food trucks roll out, a new everyday sets in. What’s remarkable one year since 5 Television Centre Television Centre’s public launch, is the 101 London W12 7FW new intellectual capital coming in and how 020 8811 8720 rapidly White City is evolving. Follow us on Twitter On page 16, we meet Publicis Media and Instagram: @thisistvc CEO Sue Frogley who just moved 2,000 #thisistvc staff to 2 Television Centre. We also meet Live at Television Centre televisioncentre.com writer Jonathan Bell to get his take on the Cover image: ongoing evolution of White City, in a new The Bella Freud Apartment photographed by book chronicling the transformation of The Modern House Television Centre. As ever, the story is still transmission is written unfolding – follow @thisistvc on Instagram and produced by dn&co. dnco.com Driver Michael Illustration: and Twitter for the latest.

2 3 ENDO AT THE ROTUNDA ENDO AT THE ROTUNDA

The new 16-seat Japanese restaurant atop Television Centre, Endo at the Rotunda, received astonishing reviews and hosted the King of Jordan – all before officially opening its doors.

Sushi in the clouds Every evening that Endo at the Rotunda is open, its eponymous chef Endo Kazutoshi gently places pieces of nigiri directly into the mouths of its 16 guests. It’s an act that’s intimate yet ceremonial, a gentle ritual that encapsulates his connection with every part of the dining experience. Ever since the restaurant on the top floor of Television Centre soft launched in March, the reaction to it has been as staggering as its size is small. Writing in The Times, Giles Coren declared it “the most perfect meal I have eaten in a restaurant” in his 20-year career as a food critic. Kazutoshi is a third-generation sushi master, who learned the art from his father and grandfather, and is now one of the world’s greatest chefs. Meanwhile, the restaurant design was undertaken by Kengo Kuma, one of Japan’s foremost architects, better known This page: for work like V&A Dundee and Japan’s new national The bar at Endo stadium for the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics. Kuma is made from a used to frequent Kazutoshi’s grandfather’s restaurant, single tree from the Tochigi Forest. and is renowned for his subtle responses to a Opposite page: building’s setting. The partnership was, as co-founder Inventive dishes Benjamin Goldkorn puts it, “inevitable”. at Endo.

4 5 ENDO AT THE ROTUNDA JAPANESE CULTURE

This page, Goldkorn himself has been waiting ten years for this spends afternoons out on the boats with his suppliers clockwise from right: moment, he says. He and fellow investor Robin Leigh, in Normandy, Cornwall, Scotland, and further afield, Park, formerly of Nobu, have wanted to work with Kazutoshi to understand exactly where the food has come from. Ichiba, Japan House. ever since the three of them met almost a decade ago. The aim is to bring the very sea that the fish once Finally, in this unique setting, the moment was right. swam in to life in the mouth of the diner. As Goldkorn High atop Television Centre, the rotunda is a puts it, “Endo can identify and understand the circular room walled in glass. Eight floors up, the amount of salt in the water, the temperature and the space looks over the lights of west London. As Coren environment, and he will pay homage to it. He really describes it, if it weren’t for the Westfield sign, you feels he knows these fish.” might be in Tokyo. The rice, meanwhile, is sourced from Kazutoshi’s Goldkorn sums up the magic of the space: home town in Japan, together with barrels of the “We have a catchphrase: sushi in the clouds where water that it grows in. The theory goes that only the the sea meets the sky. This is Endo’s dream, and it’s same water can provide the right composition to in the clouds because it’s what he’s been working cook the rice to perfection. It feels like a rare moment towards all his life.” where Endo at the Rotunda’s exquisite attention to Kuma has created another world up here. Waves detail veers off into the absurd. Perhaps therein lies of hanging paper undulate. So does the lighting. The its success. curve of the sushi bar dominates the room. Made from For the most part, the experience Goldkorn a single tree from the Tochigi forest, the only way describes, while rarefied, remains informal, intimate the team could get this huge piece of wood into the and immersive, “For a sushi master, working in your building was to winch it up by crane on the outside. kitchen and your restaurant — in effect you’re Goldkorn describes its form as dividing the theatre welcoming guests into your home.” It’s a place that from the audience: “And Endo is the theatre, with his embodies the dream of one of the finest sushi chefs four chefs who will be helping him to put on his play.” working today, and we can’t wait to step inside. The building’s history as a broadcasting icon was not lost on either of them, “It is about showmanship, Endo at the Rotunda, 8th floor, The Helios and it’s about the presentation to an audience of an Television Centre, 101 Wood Lane, W12 7FR A taste of Ichiba Japanese Gallery art form — and the BBC embodies all of that. We both, Japanese culture This catch-all offering of authentic A collection of art and antiques Endo and myself, immediately realised the potential Reservations are essential. in west London Japanese shopping and dining that spans woodblock prints, of the metaphor.” Visit endoatrotunda.com to learn more. might just be the next best thing to netsuke sculptures, ceramics and Sushi is deceptively simple: rice and fish. hopping on a Tokyo-bound flight. anime cells. Kazutoshi’s secret lies in the relationships that he Reservations at Endo will likely forms with every fisherman and every catch. He come with a hefty wait. Thankfully, Level -2 Westfield London 66E Kensington Church Street there are a few Japanese food W12 7HB W8 4BY and cultural options to explore in ichibalondon.com japanesegallery.com the meantime. Waka Japan House Kyoto Garden at Holland Park Waka specialises in Nikkei cuisine, The beautiful cultural and culinary These tranquil gardens in the a culinary fusion that emerged centre is an initiative by the majestic Holland Park were a gift when Japanese railroad workers Japanese government to promote from the city of Kyoto, to celebrate moved to Peru in the 19th century. intellectual exchange between the friendship between the two Japan and the rest of the world. countries. White City Place, 191 Wood Lane W12 7FP 101–111 Kensington High Street Holland Park W8 6LU waka-uk.com W8 5SA japanhouselondon.uk Greg Baker Asian Art Garden of Peace at This Kensington gallery was Hammersmith Park established nearly 40 years ago Just behind Television Centre, and specialises in Japanese this Japanese garden is a living antiques and Buddhist sculpture. remnant of the Japanese-British exhibition of 1910. 142 Kensington Church Street W8 4BN Hammersmith Park, W12 7FW japanesescreens.com

6 7 THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX

How was this building shaped by emerging technology? At the time it was built it was really cutting edge. They were literally shaping architectural spaces to accommodate camera equipment. And presumably within years of building it, things moved on. Cameras got smaller, they were able to move around, special effects changed. So the building continued to adapt. Bits were being added and demolished, there were new studios added. Once the BBC left, there were many layers of history. What did you learn about It sounds like an archeological the building that you didn’t excavation. expect to? Yes! Exactly. There were What I did like very much hundreds of miles of cabling in was learning about the culture and

Illustration: Lyndon Hayes Lyndon Illustration: the building. When a portion of it hierarchy of the building. So you became obsolete, it would have had the tea ladies, which sounds What did this building mean to been easier to just put a new cable quite pejorative now, but their job you before you started writing beside it, rather than strip it out was literally to bring tea to the the book? from the whole building. So you’d men and they would bring their If you grew up in the UK, you go to the basement and see these little rattly tea trolleys. You had the knew it. It’s very evocative. In the thick trunks of cables. executive floor that was a bit like pre-digital age it represented media the British version of Mad Men culture, TV culture and celebrity Is there anything that an where you had these intellectual- culture before that even existed. architect who’s practicing today ish men in their executive suites can learn from this building? gazing out over their world and Can you tell us a little bit about It had this temple of deciding what the British Isles the fact-finding process? broadcasting approach. It’s quite should see. I’m not nostalgic The nature of the people who an enduring form – if it had just for that, but I do think it’s really worked at Television Centre are all been a box it wouldn’t have had interesting. It’s almost like the quite archive-minded so there was any of the resonance that it does. building was a little microcosm an enormous amount of stuff about of how the British class system the day-to-day and the changes it You’ve written another book works, in architectural form. underwent from a technical point recently, about 21st century of view, but also from a social point homes. How does the Had you visited TVC before of view. This book is informed transformation of this building it was transformed? by a lot of first-hand reports. Some fit into the story of how we I’m not sure if I’ve ever been people literally spent their entire live today? to a screening. Because it’s such careers here. In the 80s and 90s we had a cultural touchstone you always this explosion of converting have these false memories of Thinking Outside the Box is You’ve also included a lot about industrial spaces into residences. being there – you kind of believe Hot off the a new book that chronicles the the history of White City before It’s a natural progression to move you were, but that’s because transformation of Television Centre. Television Centre was built. on to other buildings that people you’re watching TV. I’ll bet a lot There was a bit of urban previously wouldn’t have thought of people would say that. We sat down with architecture writer archeology to dig that out. I did were suitable for living in. People presses and Wallpaper* editor-at-large a lot of looking at old maps, are more sophisticated now in how Thinking Outside the Box is comparing old and new. That they view living spaces. I don’t published by Artifice Press. Jonathan Bell to learn how he was very, very interesting to me think you could have done this To buy a copy, visit uncovered the story of this building. personally because I love old maps. conversion 20 or 30 years ago. artificebooksonline.com

8 9 THE MODERN HOUSE THE MODERN HOUSE

It would be unfair to call The Modern House an estate The Modern House was founded in 2005 by two agency. A publisher? Yes. A tastemaker? Yes again. former journalists writing about design and A collection of some of the most extraordinary homes architecture. “While [co-founder Albert Hill] was in the country? Absolutely. It just so happens that working at Wallpaper* he was sent to Florida to do The Modern many of them are for sale. a story about a real estate agency that specialised “If there’s a Venn diagram, we’re in the middle in midcentury modern buildings,” says Gibberd. with design on one side and commerce on the other,” When Hill returned, he looked up modern homes says co-founder Matt Gibberd. “The reason people for sale in the UK. “He couldn’t quite believe how like coming to our website is because there’s really badly they were being marketed.” House good design on there, but thrillingly, there’s also a The Modern House does what the traditional price tag on it.” agency doesn’t. Sales listings treat a property with Among those for sale is a selection of premium respect, in the same way a magazine like Wallpaper* Meet the agency selling the country’s and penthouse apartments at Television Centre. would treat a story about a building. Clichés like most exceptional living spaces – Positioned atop the development, these spaces are wide-angle photography and real estate euphemisms a collaboration with leading architects and designers, are strictly avoided. Instead, the photography shows including Television Centre. including Bella Freud, Piercy & Company and lightly styled, lived-in spaces. Fran Hickman. “These are all names that we’re very It’s this magazine-style approach that has familiar with, in terms of what we’ve been doing for caused growth to skyrocket over the last two years years,” says Gibberd of the decision for The Modern especially. The Modern House has taken the estate House to take these on. agency model and turned it upside down into a It’s often a cause for internal debate for the team curated offering, filled with storytelling and imagination. to decide what is or isn’t listed on The Modern House. Ultimately, it has taught its ever-growing audience This page: Usually it’s an intuitive feeling. While the organisation to expect more from the spaces in which we live. The Bella Freud began with a stricter focus on midcentury homes, Apartment at this definition has eased into a design-led sensibility The Modern House is appointed to sell Television Centre that their audience will respond to. This has opened The Architects’ Series at Television Centre Opposite page: The Fran Hickman up the offering to include Georgian terrace homes, along with Savills and Strutt & Parker. Apartment at rustic converted barns and even new-build or Television Centre. mixed-use developments. themodernhouse.com

10 11 SHOW APARTMENT BLANC

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Have you collaborated with The White Company before? It was the first time that we have collaborated in this way, but working with The White Company BLANC is a new eco-friendly cleaner located at was a great experience. We are Television Centre. Their innovative method avoids huge fans of the brand and supply harmful chemicals in favour of sustainable practices. their bed linen in our projects. I have it in my own home and can Founder Ludovic Blanc tells his story. vouch for it first hand!

How do you approach a project where the building has a strong heritage, like Television Centre? Television Centre is part of “I had been living in London for process is both kind to the my personal history as I worked almost a decade, when I decided environment and to people’s skin. for the BBC in the 70s. The kitchen to resign from my job as an I opened my first store in designed by Piercy & Company in investment banker in 2012 to start Marylebone in February 2013. My the show unit is stunning and I am an eco-friendly clothes cleaner. wife Mathilde had been involved in a big fan of the fluted marble. We Having been raised by a family the adventure since its inception approach all projects in the same from Provence, close to nature and joined the company formally way: get the space planning right and mindful of the environment, in 2014 after we opened the and really design for comfort, style committing to an environmentally second store in Notting Hill. She and flow. The design moves on friendly project has been close told me if we were going to be from there. to my heart since childhood. talking about BLANC every During my banking years, I evening for the rest of our lives, What are the challenges of was a rather discontented user of she might as well dedicate her decorating a show apartment, as dry cleaning services. I decided daytime too! opposed to working with a client to make a change, to bring this BLANC’s mission is to clean who will occupy the space? industry forward and make it more all clothes naturally – and always One of the challenges is that modern by creating a fully natural with love. We use non-toxic, it can end up looking sterile as it alternative. biodegradable detergents and is almost too perfect and not how Despite its name, traditional pure water because we believe What’s in a show apartment? most of us live. Everything is new dry cleaning is not a “dry” process: that the world needs a sustainable and there are no family photos or clothes are soaked in a liquid way of cleaning the many clothes inherited items to reflect unique solvent. The most widely used it produces each year. th2designs have collaborated with lives. The collection of furniture solvent, Perchloroethylene, is toxic Today, we have 50 employees, The White Company, who are in this show apartment is very to humans and the environment. we clean over 1000 items per day organic and comfortable which Perc has already been banned in and we have more than 100 headquartered on site, on two show Opening hours: injects a welcoming feel. many countries. corporate partners who trust us to apartments at Television Centre. After extensive research, care for clothes. What a journey.” Monday to Friday: 8am–7:30pm (Closed 2pm–2:30pm) We asked founder Shiela El Hadery To visit the show apartment I decided wet-cleaning was the at Television Centre, way forward. With the wet-cleaning BLANC, 5 Television Centre Saturday: 10am–6pm Sunday: 11am–4pm about creating living spaces that register your interest at technology, clothes are cared for 101 Wood Lane, W12 7FA don’t get lived in. televisioncentre.com. to the highest standards and the blancliving.co 020 8004 2630

12 13 WHITE CITY THEATRE

Opposite page and far left: the coming-together The West End of White City Theatre. Right: a steam train on stage comes to in Troubadour’s production of The West London Railway Children.

A site-specific theatre space is opening in White City, promising The power of the theatre can be boiled down to its transportational quality. What happens between a blank canvas for new ways to those three walls on stage can uplift a viewer to experience theatre. another time and place altogether. But even this has its limitations. Troubadour Productions have forged a legacy for breaking down the boundaries presented by traditional theatre spaces. The solution is in the Rethinking the theatre experience from the traditional structure. Take the classic West End theatre for format is increasingly appealing to producers and example. It’s usually listed, which means there’s only playwrights, and Royds expects that will show in the so much the space can do. A producer can’t exactly calibre of productions coming to White City. rip out the seating for a new configuration. But for Although the programme for the summer launch Troubadour’s 2010 production of The Railway has not yet been released, Royds and his team are Children, performed in a theatre structure purpose- already planning a series of initiatives to include built to straddle the disused Eurostar track at the local community. They are especially interested Waterloo, a real steam train chugged its way onto in bringing in people who may never have been to a the stage. Try that in Soho. theatre performance. To do that, they are working with The site-specific theatre concept took off. Hammersmith & Council on various incentives “We realised there’s a real market for doing theatres that are in place within the borough. in an exciting, different way in cool areas of “I think there will be a really exciting array of regeneration or areas that aren’t a strip of the West shows, although we don’t have plans for a train to End,” says co-founder Oliver Royds. Fast forward come in. But if they wanted to, the space is there!” nine years and a stint at a pre-revitalisation King’s White City Theatre will have two fully flexible spaces Cross, Royds and his partner Tristan Baker are – one with up to 1,200 seats and the other up to erecting a new performance space in another area 800 seats. The space promises a blank canvas of regeneration, right here in White City. Up Wood where, short of bringing a physical train on stage, Lane from Television Centre at White City Place, although never say never, anything can happen. the White City Theatre will open in July. You may have seen the arches of scaffolding To learn more about White City Theatre that are, as of press time, still under construction. and book tickets, visit troubadourtheatres.com “Our ethos is, give us a piece of flat land and Box office: 0844 815 4866 plumbing and we can build a really exciting theatre quickly. And we can put exciting shows on.” The purpose-built space is completely flexible – seating can be reconfigured to enhance the performance experience, the stage can be transformed into expansive sets. Or, seating can be done away with altogether. Royds says they have discussed the possibility of turning the space into a series of different

Site Photography: Sam Bush rooms that the audience can walk in and out of.

15 PUBLICIS MEDIA

Moving an organisation of 20 flexible/agile working. We’re no So you know when you’ve arrived people is not easy. How has it longer doing 9 – 5, you work flexibly on each floor, you know exactly been moving an organisation when you want to. which agency you’ve arrived in. of 2,000 people? So, it’s not as hard as you’d How does it work? Was there anything about expect! You just have to be We’ve gone hot-desking, Television Centre’s history that exceptionally organised, really but we have neighbourhoods. attracted you, personally? clear, communicate up front when So people will know where they Yes, but I’m of a certain age! everybody’s moving, how they’re can find teams, we have colours I still reference the Blue Peter moving and where. Just keep on the pillars so you don’t get lost. garden, and 95% of our population communicating! And get the admin In a flexible environment, you don’t here have no clue what I’m talking right, that’s what we’ve done. need 100 desks for 100 people. about. But even the younger I just met somebody standing population here know that wall What prompted the move? outside the loos on his laptop and with the atomic dots and on the I was looking for space I joked, “is that flexible working?” first day, they’ll take photographs Agency influx: where I could bring the whole of it and send it do their parents business together. I currently have What is it about the space that and say “this is where I am, I’m five locations and I really wanted attracted you? proud to be here.” Publicis Media somewhere where all the brands Well, it’s a £1.5bn within Publicis Media and regeneration, so we knew the Publicis Media specialist divisions could come investment was there. It’s a media publicismedia.com moves in together into one building. I saw hub, so we knew we were with this space and knew, this will be like-minded people in the right our home. area. We weren’t taking a bet, we knew it was already established. What will the benefit be With a staff of more than 2,000, operationally to have everyone All seven agency brands will together? have their own floor. How will UK CEO Sue Frogley is bringing First of all, it’s physical. each agency’s personality be Publicis’s seven agencies together So instead of going around to reflected in the space? under one roof for the first time at five different locations, our We gave each brand the specialist functions can be with same budget and said you can Television Centre. We met her at all businesses. That is a massive design the floor as you wish. the new HQ eight days after the advantage. What we don’t want is to become You need a catalyst to a homogenised group. It’s first wave of 600 people moved in. introduce a new way of working. important the agencies maintain The office was already abuzz. With the move, we have introduced their brand and have a personality.

16 17 WHITE CITY NEWS WHITE CITY NEWS

Third wave coffee What’s new is coming to Television Centre The idea for Flying Horse Coffee in White City came to founder Phillip Way while on horseback, riding through coffee farms in Cuba. Fast forward Tuning in to the latest news from to several years later, his wholesale coffee business is flourishing. W12: new neighbours, summer He’s even recruited a coffee screenings and more. roaster to join the business, all the way from Melbourne. One year after opening doors to the coffeeshop and roasting facility at Hackney’s Mare Street Market, Flying Horse is expanding west. Television Centre will be their first standalone coffeeshop, opening later this year. They’ll be slinging flat whites from 7.30am, with vegetarian-friendly sandwiches and salads to keep White City buzzing through the day.

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Elephant West New neighbours Walkable White City White City Place app Summer Screenings Contemporary art magazine British fashion atelier Ralph & As part of the ongoing Calling all employees working at White City Place Elephant has a new outpost Russo – known for dressing royals redevelopment projects in White out of White City Place! Returning for a second season, in White City – complete with and celebrities – are moving to City, public spaces and new Download the new White City the White City community is exhibitions, a salad bar and a White City Place. The space will pedestrian routes are improving Place app for exclusive offers welcome to enjoy the free public bar-bar. Join the team every week be twice the size of their existing the public realm. A new pedestrian and event updates. screen this summer, playing films, for community events, such as atelier and will fit up to 400 staff. route links Television Centre and curated content and sports. Art Yoga, panel discussions and The brand joins fellow fashion Westfield London, with easy Search White City Place ongoing exhibitions. giants Yoox Net-a-Porter at the access to White City and Wood wherever you find your apps. White City Place, White City creative hub. Lane tube stations. 195 Wood Lane, W12 7FQ elephant.art/events whitecityplace.com ralphandrusso.com

18 19 TV GUIDE TV GUIDE The lineup at Food & drink Entertainment NEW Endo at the Rotunda The Allis BBC Studios Endo Kazutoshi, the world- A cocktail concept by the Soho Three TV studios host live and renowned sushi chef, has opened House Group. It may originate recorded audience programmes Television Centre an exclusive 16-seat restaurant from Chicago, but we hear they throughout the week. in the Rotunda. make a mean Manhattan. Open now Open now Open now bbcstudioworks.com endoatrotunda.com theallis.com White City House NEW Flying Horse Coffee Bluebird Café The latest addition to the Soho Flying Horse roast and deliver Modern European dining House family. The adjoining sustainably sourced beans from from the White City outpost hotel offers 45 cosy bedrooms around the world. of a Chelsea landmark. in the historic Helios.

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Homeslice Kricket Electric Cinema Regularly hailed as London’s A hybrid of British ingredients Enjoy the latest arthouse flicks best pizza, with unorthodox prepared using authentic Indian (or zombie thrillers) in this plush toppings and prosecco on tap. techniques and spices. new three-screen cinema. Tasty film snacks come as standard. Open now Open now homeslicepizza.co.uk kricket.co.uk Coming soon electriccinema.co.uk Patty & Bun Patty & Bun is so much more than the two ingredients in Wellness & retail the name suggest. The ultra- stacked burgers are some of NEW BLANC London’s favourite. An eco-friendly dry cleaner offering laundry and alterations Open now using innovative cleaning pattyandbun.co.uk technology.

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Soho Fit House Television Centre residents’ place for pumping, spinning, treading and a touch of ommm. Open to Soho House members, hotel guests and residents only.

Open now Between stacked burgers, weekend sohohouse.com brunches or a takeaway slice, there’s something to do here for every occasion, Clockwise from left: morning, noon and night. For more, Kricket, Bluebird, White City House, follow us on Instagram @thisistvc. Bluebird

20 21 WHITE CITY PLACE WHITE CITY PLACE

Clockwise from top left: Waka, Oliver Bonas, W12 Studios In focus: White City Place

Further up Wood Lane from Television Centre, White City Place is a charged creative and business hub, home to game-changers like Food & drink Yoox Net-A-Porter and the Royal College of Art. NEW Shola Karachi Kitchen Homestyle Pakistani dining Explore White City Place for by rising star chef Aida Khan. great food, fitness and retail. sholakitchen.com Fitness NEW W12 Studios A robust cocktail selection Studio Lagree with rotating music and street Power pilates from California food vendors. Coco di Mama using the innovative M3 Healthy pasta dishes and fresh Megaformer machines. w12studioslondon.com salads from the purveyors of the City’s best coffee. studiolagree.com/uk NEW Herman ze German The best of the wurst, including cocodimama.co.uk F45 schnitzel and German craft beer. High intensity training with Crussh expert instructors. hermanzegerman.com This juice bar has been blending and cold-pressing their natural f45training.com The Athenian elixirs around London since 1998. From the streets of Athens to Fashion & lifestyle the hungry diners of White City, crussh.com The Athenian brings souvlaki Oliver Bonas and more. Starbucks Clothing, jewellery and Seattle’s most reliable fix accessories for the home – the theathenian.co.uk of coffees, light snacks and perfect fix for the last-minute gift. signature lattes. Butterscotch oliverbonas.com An imaginative café with starbucks.co.uk afternoon tea, cakes, Allpress Huckletree Coffee and even a build-your-own Waka A workspace accelerator for porridge bar. Sushi, tiradito, ceviche – the tech businesses and fusion of Japanese and Peruvian entrepreneurs across media, butterscotchbakery.co.uk cuisine is delicious indeed. fashion and design industries.

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22 23 Live at Television Centre The restaurants are open. The studios are recording. The gym is buzzing. And the apartments are completed, ready for living in White City, London W12.

Apartments from £785,000* Premium & penthouses from £2,500,000*

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