The DAMAC Tower Nine Elms London experience goes beyond four walls – step outside and enjoy new walkways and a beautiful public piazza in which to relax and unwind. The Nine Elms area is already home to the New Covent Garden Market, the new US Embassy and Battersea Power Station, a cherished feature of the London skyline. It’s also blessed with almost two miles of Thames river frontage, and will be lined with cafés, bars, restaurants, cultural attractions and public spaces.

Even when the power had been turned off, people still saw Battersea Power Station as the Art Deco masterpiece it was – created to meet the energy demands of post-war London. It was built in two phases. The first phase in the early 1930s produced a rich and decadent interior before it was completed in a more austere fashion during the 1950s. Those four chimney stacks still make the building instantly recognisable, as they rise above a new 42-acre neighbourhood that reaches out along the banks of the River Thames.