Portal to the Past: Denton Corker Marshall created a forest of columns for the Stonehenge Exhibition and Visitor Centre that respects the ancient monument it serves.
Visiting Stonehenge in 1829, the photographer William Henry Fox Talbot was dismayed to find the scene “wholly destroyed” by five carriages and 30 picnicking sightseers. Things were to get much worse. By the 21st century, the attraction drew a million visitors a year, who were corralled within close sight of parked tour buses and heavy traffic on two public roads passing north and south of the stone circle.
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