Dome of Discovery, Temporary structure in the United Kingdom
The Dome of Discovery was an iconic exhibition hall designed by Ralph Tubbs.
Constructed in 1951 for the Festival of Britain, the dome embodied the post-war spirit.
It stood for innovation and progress in 1950s Britain.
Located in the London Borough of Lambeth, it no longer exists today.
The Dome was one of London's most remarkable yet fleeting landmarks.
Location: London Borough of Lambeth
Inception: 1951
Architect: Ralph Tubbs
Height: 28 m
Diameter: 111 m
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