London Court features a narrow, open-air walkway lined with Tudor-style facades, timber beams, and leaded glass windows that contrast sharply with the modern glass towers of Perth. Mining tycoon Claude de Bernales built this arcade in nineteen thirty-seven to house residential flats and shops, modeling the design after Elizabethan England. An elaborate clock sits above the main entrance, where mechanical knights emerge to strike the hour. Visitors often watch these figures reenact the passage of time, a tradition kept since the opening.
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