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Number One
	Canadian National Railways Building Type: Mixed Use Location: Cockspur Street Area: West End Post Code: SW1 City: London


Number Two
	Savannah House Type: Office Building Location: 11-12 Charles II Street Area: West End Post Code: SW1 City: London


Number Three
	Savoy Hotel Designed by: Arthur Mackmurdo and Thomas Collcutt Construction Start: 1889 Construction Completed: 1904 Type: Hotel Location: Strand Area: Strand Post Code: WC2 City: London


Number Four
	South Bank Lion, The Designed by: W. F. Woodington Construction Completed: 1837 Type: Monument Location: London Bridge Road Area: Southwark Post Code: SE1 City: London


Number Five
	Thistle Tower Type: Hotel Location: Saint Katharine's Way Area: Wapping Post Code: E1 City: London


Number Six
	County Fire Office Designed by: Sir Reginald Blomfield Construction Start: 1913 Construction Completed: 1930 Type: Mixed Use Location: Piccadilly Circus Area: Soho Post Code: W1 City: London


Number Seven
	University of Notre Dame, London Centre Construction Completed: 1980 Type: Educational Location: Suffolk Street Area: West End Post Code: SW1 City: London


Number Eight
	Saint Helen's, Bishopsgate Type: Holy Place Location: Great Saint Helen's Area: The City Post Code: EC3 City: London


Number Nine
	Victory House Type: Mixed Use Location: 14 Leicester Square Area: West End Post Code: WC2 City: London


Number Ten
	Empire Theatre Type: Entertainment Venue Location: Leicester Square Area: West End Post Code: WC2 City: London

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