A visit is recommended.
![Switch House, Tate Modern, London, 19th June 2016](http://wilsonyau.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/689_Tate-Modern_Switch-House_2016-June-18th_iPhone6_Final_Waterrmarked-600px.jpg)
After much construction work the impressive new extension to Tate Modern has opened and added a new landmark to London’s skyline. The interior of this twisted brick pyramid is fascinating to explore. On my first visit, I drew what I saw, whilst making my way upwards from the Tanks on the basement. Unfortunately, drawing took so long, that by the time I reached close to the top floor, where the viewing platform is located, it closed for the day. Judging from levels 0 to 9, I think the architects Herzog & de Meuron have done a fantastic job. I would recommend a visit.
![Spiral staircase at the Tanks, level 0, Switch House, Tate Modern, London, 19th June 2016](http://wilsonyau.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/686_Tate-Modern_Switch-House_2016-June-18th_iPhone6_Final_Waterrmarked-600px.jpg)
![Looking up from level 2, Switch House, Tate Modern, London, 19th June 2016](http://wilsonyau.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/687_Tate-Modern_Switch-House_2016-June-18th_iPhone6_Final_Waterrmarked-600px.jpg)
![Level 4, Switch House, Tate Modern, London, 19th June 2016](http://wilsonyau.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/688_Tate-Modern_Switch-House_2016-June-18th_iPhone6_Final_Waterrmarked-600px.jpg)
Medium: Digital drawing created on an iPhone 6 and using Adobe Ideas and Brushes Redux apps.
Drawn: 18th June 2016