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This image depicts a security control room at Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square, London WC1B 4DA, United Kingdom.

The scene features a workstation with multiple electronic displays. The top tier consists of two large horizontal monitors, each displaying nine simultaneous closed-circuit television (CCTV) feeds in a 3x3 grid. These feeds show various interior areas of Victoria House, including ornate corridors with tiled floors and decorative ceilings, and multiple stairwells. In one top-right feed, the lower leg and foot of a person are visible walking indoors.

Below the right top monitor, a third large horizontal monitor displays four simultaneous CCTV feeds in a 2x2 grid. These feeds depict an exterior rooftop area, showing metal railings, a paved walkway, and a building structure. A person is visible walking along the rooftop walkway in the top-right feed. The left side of this monitor displays a hierarchical digital interface for "Security Tools > Monitoring > Building Monitoring > Access Control," listing locations within Victoria House such as "Level 1 Reception" and "Roof Plant Room." To the far right, a vertical monitor is partially visible, showing a generic user profile icon on a dark background.

On a dark, speckled countertop desk in the foreground, a black laptop is open, displaying an access control or event logging system for "VICTORIA HOUSE" (victoriaparkhouse.com). The system shows a table with "Status" (including "Accepted" and "Denied" entries), "Action," "Name," "Team," "Time," and "Date" columns. A black wired keyboard is positioned behind the laptop, and another black keyboard is partially visible to the right of the middle monitor. A black mouse pad and a white disposable coffee cup with a beige lid sit on the desk to the right of the laptop.

Mounted on the white wall to the right of the monitors is a green first aid box, with a fire extinguisher bracket visible directly below it. No individuals are directly visible within the control room itself.
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Mar 17, 2026, 12:36 PM

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This image depicts a security control room at Victoria House, Bloomsbury Square, London WC1B 4DA, United Kingdom. The scene features a workstation with multiple electronic displays. The top tier consists of two large horizontal monitors, each displaying nine simultaneous closed-circuit television (CCTV) feeds in a 3x3 grid. These feeds show various interior areas of Victoria House, including ornate corridors with tiled floors and decorative ceilings, and multiple stairwells. In one top-right feed, the lower leg and foot of a person are visible walking indoors. Below the right top monitor, a third large horizontal monitor displays four simultaneous CCTV feeds in a 2x2 grid. These feeds depict an exterior rooftop area, showing metal railings, a paved walkway, and a building structure. A person is visible walking along the rooftop walkway in the top-right feed. The left side of this monitor displays a hierarchical digital interface for "Security Tools > Monitoring > Building Monitoring > Access Control," listing locations within Victoria House such as "Level 1 Reception" and "Roof Plant Room." To the far right, a vertical monitor is partially visible, showing a generic user profile icon on a dark background. On a dark, speckled countertop desk in the foreground, a black laptop is open, displaying an access control or event logging system for "VICTORIA HOUSE" (victoriaparkhouse.com). The system shows a table with "Status" (including "Accepted" and "Denied" entries), "Action," "Name," "Team," "Time," and "Date" columns. A black wired keyboard is positioned behind the laptop, and another black keyboard is partially visible to the right of the middle monitor. A black mouse pad and a white disposable coffee cup with a beige lid sit on the desk to the right of the laptop. Mounted on the white wall to the right of the monitors is a green first aid box, with a fire extinguisher bracket visible directly below it. No individuals are directly visible within the control room itself.

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