Terminal House sounds dramatic. Like the last stop before escape pods launch. But it’s actually named after the Terminal railway companies that built it in the 1920s. They installed a massive marble hall that feels like a cathedral for train nerds.
It’s the original co-working space—for government spies and airline bosses. Seriously, the building was the London outpost of Imperial Airways. That company later became British Airways. You’re literally standing in the birthplace of modern air travel’s dad bod.
