Towards the end of Keystone was a big picture of the Crystal Palace, which was originally built in Hyde Park to house the 1851 Great Exhibition (the building was rebuilt in south London, in the area that later became known as Crystal Palace. It burned down in 1936). Paul Waddingham, who has one crazy idea after another, thinks the Crystal Palace should be rebuilt as yuppie flats. He seems to think that because it will be recreating a famous landmark it will automatically get planning permission.