The roof of the main building of German School London is probably the most distinctive in the area and it sets the character for the building. Opinions are divided but I like it. And I like it just a little bit more when it is decorated with scaffolding poles.
A much older school building, on the east edge of the site, next to Douglas House, has also had some roof repairs. The uneven colour of the roof shows a history of similar repairs and the latest will soon weather and mix in with the rest.
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