A bold yellow cantilevered structure projects over the concourse at ExCeL London, the capital’s premier exhibition and convention complex in the Royal Docks. This elevated platform, supported by slanted steel columns and lined with circular observation windows, exemplifies the venue’s late-modern architectural style—combining industrial materials with contemporary design.
Part of the 2010s interior upgrades, the structure houses meeting and hospitality spaces overlooking the main exhibition halls below. Its polished metal, glass, and composite cladding echo the docklands’ engineering heritage while signaling ExCeL’s role as a centerpiece of London’s post-industrial regeneration and event economy.
A bold yellow cantilevered structure projects over the concourse at ExCeL London, the capital’s premier exhibition and convention complex in the Royal Docks. This elevated platform, supported by slanted steel columns and lined with circular observation windows, exemplifies the venue’s late-modern architectural style—combining industrial materials with contemporary design.
Part of the 2010s interior upgrades, the structure houses meeting and hospitality spaces overlooking the main exhibition halls below. Its polished metal, glass, and composite cladding echo the docklands’ engineering heritage while signaling ExCeL’s role as a centerpiece of London’s post-industrial regeneration and event economy.
