CRAZY NEW SHOPPING MALL IN LONDON | Battersea Power Station 

hello Hannah .lots of Love from Malaysia 🌹 Battersea is special to our hearts, interesting facts, it was rebuild funded by EPF employees provident fund , sime Darby property and UK corporation ... Basically our retirement funds invested here and the dividend will be shared by the end of the year . Battersea is our pride and we hope londoners will enjoy the place ❤️

Hello London from Malaysia..I've been London twice 2016/2018 & I really² love it..I ever saw this abandoned power station but never expect Malaysia will buy & develope this place become a stunning place like now.🤗🤩

The juxtaposition between historical & modern is one of the best things about London. Thanks for taking us with you to this super cool building.

I like the way they’ve left some history in the building, mixing old and new, exposed bricks and some architecture of the old steel variety.

Great to see such an iconic structure saved not scrapped! Really interesting thanks Hannah. 😊 🇦🇺 🇦🇺🇦🇺♥️

I absolutely cannot wait to see what they've done on the inside! Such an icon! You and the building Hannah, naturally. 😂🇬🇧👌

I am glad you covered Battersea Power Station, this has given me plenty to prep and plan when I venture there with my mum. It looks like a lovely and relaxed area considering the number of visitors present. I may try visiting during the week, hopefully it won't be too crowded. Thank you for the tour and information!

I love these vlogs because it feels like we just get to hang out on a Saturday morning!

Wow....this was very impressive indeed. Amazing how they have managed to integrate the new with the old so well. Thank you for taking us along Hannah. I found it very interesting and appreciate the fact that you navigated your way so well and even skipped lunch just for us! Busy busy busy...but understandable. The 109 lift experience also looks very cool. Sending you warm regards from South Africa. PS: I liked that scarf!!!

As a Malaysian im proud that this is developed by Malaysian conglomerates. All the best to the city of London and their newest landmark.

Great vlog Hannah! It is great to see some of these old buildings getting re-purposed instead of getting torn down. You'll have to go back in a few months when all the stores and restaurants are open and show us what it is like. Hope you are doing well!

Visited this place in Oct. the Malaysia Square just at the back of Battersea is stunning. More shops at the back. I quite enjoyed the walk frm battersea tube station. As a tourist Malaysian i do feel they injected some malaysian contemporary condo building feel.

I was one of the many who suggested a visit. And wow they have done it up so well keeping so many of the original features even cranes etc. As a Londoner - no longer live there - I use to pass the power station on the train everyday to London Victoria. Such an iconic building certainly for us, have to visit but am I brave enough to go up elevator 109!

Hi Hannah! Omg I remember that run down power station! My husband and I visited London several times between 2005 -2012 & always stayed in the Pimlico area. I recall seeing that station and thinking how very sad it looked. Well now it's just amazing & I can't wait to see it in person one day! So glad they transformed it into something useful and more beautiful than what it was. I'm sure through the years both the shopping center and surrounding areas will only continue to get better. 😉 Thanks for showing & taking us along. Much love from Fort Worth, Texas! 😊🌻🍁

This ia an amazing re-development. Love how the old & new have been integrated.Thanks for taking us there.

Looks amazing Hannah, too think Battersea was always known as the poor man's Chelsea.

Hi Hannah, thanks for the video. I was not aware of this restoration project. I love it when they repurpose old buildings. They are such a large part of our architectural history. I see that happening where I live the last few years and I'm thankful. Have a great weekend! Cheers, John

When you said “1987, the year I was born,” I instantly thought I’m old! I was 15 in 1987😂! I love your videos. I have been all over London via your vlogs, and have never actually been there. So when I do get to come across the pond, I will know where to go…straight to Harrod’s!❤

Great video thanks. Yep. Over 40 years. I was there in 1987 on my second tunnelling project in London navigating a tunnel machine going from just next to the power station to Park Lane, then Regents Park. Aged 22 then! Before you were born! The recent Tideway project was tunnelled from here as well as the Northern Line Extension. Part of what held the project up was getting planning permission for the Northern Line Extension providing a transport link.

Great content as usual Hannah!👌👍 It's amazing how they've transformed that iconic building.