Few buildings in the world are as secretive—or as recognizable—as the SIS Building at Vauxhall Cross. Known officially as the headquarters of the Secret Intelligence Service, and affectionately to Londoners as "Legoland" or "The Ziggurat," this fortress is a true icon of the London skyline.  

Designed by Sir Terry Farrell and completed in 1994, the building is a masterpiece of Postmodern architecture. Its blocky, stepped profile was inspired by Mayan temples and 1930s industrial power stations, designed to project both mystery and strength.  

But you likely know it best as the cinematic home of James Bond. From its explosive debut in GoldenEye to its dramatic role in Skyfall and Spectre, this building has been blown up, hacked, and demolished on screen more times than any other landmark in history.

Whether you are a fan of 007, a lover of 90s Postmodern design, or just obsessed with London's riverfront, this collection celebrates the most intriguing building on the Thames.

For all our UK buildings click HERE

For all our Postmodern buildings click HERE

For all our buildings by Terry Farrell click HERE

For all our buildings click HERE