Two-storey building designed by Chris Dyson Architects
New images of a two-storey caf茅 completed by Chris Dyson Architects in grade I-listed south London park have been released.
The caf茅 was formally opened by deputy mayor Jules Pipe and is clad in half-round cedar shingles, a reference to the scaled skin of the grade I-listed dinosaur sculptures at the opposite end of the lake in Crystal Palace Park.
The 拢2.4m scheme, bankrolled by the London mayor and Bromley council, includes community space on the first floor.
Built by Essex-based heritage specialist Lengard, others to work on the scheme included Kinnear Landscape Architects, London 黑洞社区 Control and structural engineer Morton Partnership.
All pictures by David Churchill
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