St Olaf House is an Art Deco
conversion of a former wharehouse located
between Tooley Street and Hay's Wharf on the
south bank of the Thames near London
Bridge. It was the stylish office
building of the Hay's Wharf Company.
The river-front side of the building features
panels of gilded Doulton tiles, set in black
granite, designed by the sculptor Frank
Dobson.
Further up
the river from Hay's Wharf you will find
another example of Frank Dobson's art work
in the shape of his "London Pride"
sculpture seen below.
St. Olaf's House is a T-shaped building with a
steel-frame clad in white Portland stone. The
stem of the T pointing towards Tooley Street
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Today, St Olaf House is home to the London
Bridge Hospital’s Consulting and
Administration Rooms
