London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom
Breakfast Television Centre
London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom
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Breakfast Television Centre in Camden Town, London, is a postmodern structure designed by Terry Farrell and completed in 1981, originally built as the headquarters of TV-am following the conversion of a former car showroom. The building became widely known as "Eggcup House" due to distinctive plastic eggcups adorning its roof. Now serving as the European headquarters of Paramount and home to Channel 5, the building has undergone extensive renovation since its inception.
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- London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom
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