China Wharf, Grade II listed building in Bermondsey, London Borough of Southwark, United Kingdom.
China Wharf stands as a distinctive postmodern residential building designed by architect Piers Gough from CZWG, featuring bold geometric forms, angular shapes, and innovative materials that challenge traditional architectural conventions.
Constructed between 1982 and 1983, China Wharf represents the architectural transformation of Bermondsey during the late 20th century when the area shifted from industrial manufacturing to modern residential developments.
The building gained Grade II listing status in 1989, recognizing its contribution to London's postmodern architectural heritage and serving as an example of creative expression in urban residential design.
Located strategically near the Thames riverfront, China Wharf offers residents scenic river views while providing convenient access to central London through the rejuvenated Docklands transportation network.
China Wharf combines brickwork and concrete in striking angular configurations that disrupt conventional horizontal and vertical lines, embodying the experimental spirit of 1980s postmodern architecture.
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