The Secret Intelligence Services Building, more commonly known as the MI6 Building, is the headquarters of the British Secret Intelligence Service, situated on the Albert Embankment section of the River Thames in London. The site on which the building stands had been the location of the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and along with various industrial buildings after the demolition of the Pleasure Garden's in the 1850s. In 1983, the site was bought by property developers Ragalian Properties, and a competition to develop the site was won by Terry Farrell and Partners, with an urban village as Farrells' original proposal. Following the decision of the British Government to purchase the site and building as a new headquarters for the SIS, a scheme of office blocks was subsequently developed for the site with the government agency as the occupier. The building was completed in 1993-1994.

A3 enhanced photocopies of application drawings / Lack's Dock application / site photographs / supplementary illustrations.

Display model of MI6 Building at Vauxhall Cross, with clear box casing, on a wooden base. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 85 x 80 x 46

Model made from balsa wood with clear plastic detailing of the MI6 building on Vauxhall Cross. Also shows surrounding structures, roads and bridge made from wood. Model sits on top of a wooden base with 4 x black plastic feet. Encased in detachable clear acrylic box casing. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 73 x 42 x 29

Model showing 5 sections of the of the MI6 building made from foamboard, on top of balsa wood. Encased in clear acrylic box casing, screwed into the wooden block. Wooden base.
The model is based on a wooden platform showing developmental phases of MI6 in 5 progressive models. Starting from left 1st model is showing the outer part of the building including base of pillars, pillars and part of building structure use to create a glass architecture on top of it. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th model showing internal developmental phases of the building. The 5th model showing complete structure of the MI6. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 147 x 39 x 31

Model demonstrates decorative external features and window detailing for the Vauxhall Cross development. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 69 x 43 x 48

Photocopy of two pages from unknown and undated publication.

Title: Vault, Repair to Brick Work; Scale: 1:500; Date: 30 September 1985; Ref: TD/0/014; Size: 420mm x 650mm; Material: Transparent paper.

Title: Vault, Injected DPC; Scale: 1:500; Date: 30 September 1985; Ref: TD/0/016; Size:420mm x 650mm; Material: Transparent paper.