Issue 10 of dbrief Quarterly, edited by Sarah, has just been published. In this issue we make connections across Bankside and London Bridge – from the new entrance to Blackfriars station on Bankside bringing new transport connections to the area, to connections with the past via the exciting discovery of a Roman bath house at Borough High Street. The construction of the complex spire at the Shard has required some innovative physical connections – with prefabricated modules being assembled in North Yorkshire before arriving onsite at SE1, and cultural connections are progressing apace at The Tate Modern Project.
In the 'Meet the People' interview Sarah talks to Chris Watson, Project Manager at Gardiner Theobald – the man responsible for making the connections work between the various professionals working on The Tate Modern Project.
You can read the current and past issues of dbrief online at www.betterbankside.co.uk/news/dbriefs