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Electric Boulevard

Pedestrian high street·Battersea

Battersea’s new high street

A traffic-free high street between Gehry and Foster buildings, from the tube to the Power Station.

Shoppers on Electric Boulevard, with the power station’s chimney between the new buildings — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station · Charlie Round-Turner

Electric Boulevard lit at night — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station

Shoppers under the mirrored canopy on Electric Boulevard — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station Underground station on a sunny day, with Prospect Place and a chimney behind — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station · Brendan Bell

Electric Boulevard, with Battersea Roof Gardens, Prospect Place, the Underground station and the chimneys — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station · Hufton+Crow

Prospect Park playground between Prospect Place and the Power Station — Photo Credit
Image courtesy of © Battersea Power Station

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About Electric Boulevard

Electric Boulevard opened with the Power Station in October 2022: a pedestrian high street running from Battersea Power Station Underground station towards the chimneys. Gehry Partners’ rippling Prospect Place lines one side and Foster + Partners’ Battersea Roof Gardens and 50 Electric Boulevard the other, with shops and restaurants at street level and homes above. Along it you find Zara, Zara Home and Massimo Dutti, Dishoom, the Third Space health club and art’otel, with TOZI Grand Cafe on its ground floor and JOIA on the 14th to 16th floors. At ground level, Malaysia Square leads to Lumen Lane and the M&S Foodhall, and the Prospect Park playground sits beside the Gehry buildings.