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Big square deal: new architecture at the Tower of London by Stanton Williams.

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The fact that someone has been making a new London square had somehow passed me by completely. A place as big as the middle of Trafalgar Square, comparable perhaps with the restored Georgian courtyard of Somerset House? How could I have missed that? Easy: this great new public space has been concealed in a long-term package of general improvements described prosaically as the "Tower Environs Scheme". And which tower might that be? The Tower of London, as it happens. A tourist haunt. Londoners never go there.

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