There are some good skyscrapers in there but they are lost in the jumble of really rubbish ones. They've managed to make a right mess of that cluster.
At least they are in close proximity to each other rather than been scattered all over town.There are some good skyscrapers in there but they are lost in the jumble of really rubbish ones. They've managed to make a right mess of that cluster.
As long as you ignore the ones in Vauxhall, Blackfriars Bridge and the ElephantAt least they are in close proximity to each other rather than been scattered all over town.
Was thinking about this today after watching news of the Liverpool St redevelopment. There's less need for office space but the modus operandi of the city is tear it down and build new rather than refurbish old blocks.More to come...
London financial district to have 11 more towers by 2030
Number of planning applications received and decided increases by 25% as City workforce growswww.theguardian.com
You would have thought so, likewise flats, particularly high end ones, but they are still getting built.Was thinking about this today after watching news of the Liverpool St redevelopment. There's less need for office space but the modus operandi of the city is tear it down and build new rather than refurbish old blocks.
I have the misfortune to work in Canary Wharf, and this thing was not there when Covid started and we all got sent to work from home. A year or so later on return to the office and it was just...there. If it wasn't for the fact that a building like this does absolutely nothing to house Londoners in need of a home in an acute housing crisis, id almost be impressed.
Having just read about 55 Bishopsgate and it's 63 floors, I found this. 1 Undershaft is going to 73 floors.
The top of the building will contain a two-level observation deck, which will be free to access for the public, and will possibly include exhibition space of the Museum of London, and the floor right beneath the observation deck will have a restaurant.
The upper level of the observation deck will be at a height of 280m, which will make it the highest observatory in London and the United Kingdom, surpassing the 244m-high observatory of the Shard.