Bush House

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Bush House is a prominent former commercial building on London's Strand, best known as the longtime home of the BBC World Service.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
commercial building
landmark
office building
architect B. W. Burnet NERFINISHED
Harvey W. Corbett NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle neoclassical architecture
BBCWorldServiceOccupancyEnd 2012
BBCWorldServiceOccupancyStart 1941
completionDate 1935
constructionStartDate 1919
coordinates 51.511°N 0.118°W
country United Kingdom
currentUse office space
student facilities
teaching space
university building
developer Irving T. Bush NERFINISHED
faces Aldwych NERFINISHED
formerTenant BBC World Service NERFINISHED
British Broadcasting Corporation NERFINISHED
hasFeature Portland stone façade
large central block
prominent colonnade
sculptural group of figures at the entrance
two flanking wings
hasPart East Wing NERFINISHED
North Wing NERFINISHED
South Wing NERFINISHED
West Wing NERFINISHED
central block
heritageDesignation Grade II
heritageDesignationAuthority Historic England NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Grade II listed building
inaugurationDate 1925
knownFor former headquarters of BBC World Service
radio broadcasting history
locatedIn City of Westminster
England
London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
location Strand, London NERFINISHED
namedAfter Irving T. Bush NERFINISHED
near Australia House NERFINISHED
Covent Garden NERFINISHED
Somerset House NERFINISHED
Temple tube station NERFINISHED
ownedBy King's College London NERFINISHED
partOf King's College London Strand Campus NERFINISHED
streetAddress Aldwych NERFINISHED

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Strand, London hasNearbyLandmark Bush House