St Antholin Church was rebuilt to the designs of Sir Christopher Wren following its destruction in the Great Fire of London in 1666 and Selfridges with a tower designed for Mr Selfridge in 1918, the structure would have been the largest in London at the time.
A duo of Biscuiteers architects carefully used detailed plans to bake and construct each panel, window, arch, dome and portico to create a total of 15 mega biscuit structures. They then had a delicate task of piecing together the individual components to create a sturdy structure, stable enough to be transported to Selfridges where the city would be given its final details such as Christmas trees and a rolling river of glossy golden syrup! Working entirely in secret the team built the city overnight in Selfridges, crowning churches with turrets, frosting the buildings with snow and adding, well...a little bit of pixie dust.