Hungerford Bridge links London’s West End and South Bank. Built as a footbridge it was designed by Alex Lifschutz of Lifschutz Davidson.

Opened in September 2002, the bridge spans both sides of the Charing Cross rail link across the Thames. Providing arguably one of the best night time river views of London looking East down the Thames, landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower 42 and the Oxo Tower can be seen in the distance.

View the Quicktime panorama of The Hungerford Bridge, London (2.7mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery

Hungerford Bridge links London’s West End and South Bank. Built as a footbridge it was designed by Alex Lifschutz of Lifschutz Davidson.

Opened in September 2002, the bridge spans both sides of the Charing Cross rail link across the Thames. Providing arguably one of the best night time river views of London looking East down the Thames, landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower 42 and the Oxo Tower can be seen in the distance.

View the Quicktime panorama of The Hungerford Bridge, London (2.7mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery

University College London was founded on February 11th 1826, the third University in the United Kingdom after Oxford and Cambridge.

The Universities main building, pictured in this panorama, was designed by William Wilkins and constructed between 1827 and 1828. The building is centered on a Corinthian portico which is reminiscent of the British Museum, (constructed a couple of years earlier).

After the building of University College London Wilkins went to design the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square.

View the Quicktime panorama of The University of London Quad, London (2.6mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery

University College London was founded on February 11th 1826, the third University in the United Kingdom after Oxford and Cambridge.

The Universities main building, pictured in this panorama, was designed by William Wilkins and constructed between 1827 and 1828. The building is centered on a Corinthian portico which is reminiscent of the British Museum, (constructed a couple of years earlier).

After the building of University College London Wilkins went to design the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square.

View the Quicktime panorama of The University of London Quad, London (2.6mb).

The raw images behind the panoramas can be viewed at the Gallery