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History Thirty High (formerly Portland House) is a brutalist high-rise building in Victoria, initially constructed in between 1959 and 1963 as part of a redevelopment of the brownfield Stag Brewery site. Designed by the architectural firm Howard Fairbairn and Partners, its structure and...

hi everyone! me and a friend are looking to get into urban exploring around London. we're looking for a few others to join as we haven't done too much urbex before, or if anyone has any advice/ recommendations that would be fab. feel free to reply or dm :)

Introduction Having not explored a hospital before and with it being not too far away, me and @Reallyjaffa set out to explore the site making sure to bring adequate masks due to the high levels of asbestos. Sadly the building was quite vandalised and smashed up. Nonetheless, there was still...

Hi, i've created two urbexing posts so far, exploring an abandoned swimming pool in Milan and Barking Power Station. I'm looking to get involved in exploring some more difficult, obscure or notorious places, as well as finding new areas to explore. Hoping to link up with some other members too...

Barking B Control room is one of the few parts left of the original Barking Power Station. The control room is now surrounded by shipping containers, undeveloped lots, constructions sites and some rather lonely looking flats. I had been planning a visit to this control room as it looked like a...

The History CEBS, like many abandoned schools, is a place of many names. Designed by Philip A. Robson and built by J. Garrett and Son, it was built between 1899 and 1900, originally as St Gabriel's Church Training College - a teacher training institute for women. An amusing loose connection is...

The History This has been covered already by @bhg in this report and later @mockney reject in this report. I urge you to read both reports before this as they show Stag almost a decade ago when it was still fresh which makes an interesting contrast to these photos. The Explore A last minute...

History Read more here: The Royal London Hospital: Our history The outpatients department of Royal London Hospital comprises what is left of the original Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel (the original main building having been converted into the new town hall). It was founded in September...

Hi there i am a relatively new explorer with a particular interest in underground and industrial places having explored a few of both around bath and london. Currently I am working on figuring out how to get into a deep level shelter after several failed attempts (including homemade ladders and...

Crypt, London. Visited solo. I began exploring drains in the latter part of 2023, and with London being easy to get to by train from me, it's about time I finally lost my London sewer virginity! Realistically, despite the odd dabble here and there, I was deliberately holding myself back from...

i never really got to using this forum i created a account and its just been rotting for a while now im excited to explore new places (in london)

HISTORY OF THE SITE: One of the UK's strongest milk processing sites stood in West London: the Hanworth dairy, noted as existing as far back as 1847. Its role shifted in 1912, when it joined a small national group pioneering pasteurisation techniques. Under Job's Dairy, growth followed across...

Hi! 33M here, I'm super into urban exploration and paranormal investigations and started shooting and editing my own video content for YouTube , usually go out with a small group , we're looking for collabs, socials, networking and location sharing !