Tate agrees to block visitors ‘snooping’ on Neo Bankside flats

By Daniel Gayne2023-10-17T11:25:00

Legal battle ends as gallery accepts injunction instead of scrap over damages

Visitors to the Tate Modern’s 10th floor viewing gallery will no longer be able to see into the flats opposite after the gallery agreed to a final order disposing of proceedings.

In February of this year, the Supreme Court found in favour of five residents of RSHP’s Neo Bankside flats, holding that the art museum’s Herzog & de Meuron-designed Blavatnik Building had created “nuisance” by allowing visitors to “snoop” into their luxury pads.

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