D.A.

I love the Tate Modern, the exhibitions and the viewing platform is just fantastic; however, I wasn't very impressed with the Tate Modern Members Room on the 8th floor of the new section of the building. In fact, I was a bit disappointed with it; it is not only expensive (almost £20 for two soups and diet coke); but it just doesn't feel comfortable and inviting - although it has nice views.

Now, the Tate Modern Members Bar (I think on the 3rd or 4th floor) is a lot better; with nicer views directly opposite St. Paul's Cathedral and just feels more welcoming.

The Admiralty House is a beautiful Dutch Renaissance building built in the 17th century that is now the house of the Swedish Tourist Association.

Stunning and impressive water feature in the middle of one of the Brutalist developments more popular in London (The Barbican Centre). It is unbelievable how the water gardens completely transform the impression of the otherwise harsh architecture.

It specialises in engineering, technology and applied science; however, in my opinion it stands out due to the beautiful architecture of the building.

I really like the sculptures in the Riverside Walk Gardens; however, it is such a pity the green area is so small and close to the road.