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Why the London Eye was only meant to be temporary

The London Eye was built as a temporary millennium landmark, but the giant wheel on the South Bank became one of the capital’s most recognisable attractions. Originally planned as a short term structure, it proved so popular that plans changed and it was allowed to remain. The story behind its survival reveals how a celebration project became a permanent part of London’s skyline.Read full article
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