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The London giant was the vision of architect Cesar Pelli, has also worked on a number of other Canary Wharf buildings and the colossal Landmark in Dubai. When finished the Pinnacle will stand as the second biggest building in London at a massive m ft Initially planned to be in working order by , construction was halted, with the new date assumed to be The current king of the London Skyscrapers is the fantastic looking Shard. Standing at Constructed in the Neo-futurism style by architect Renzo Piano, the Shard was finished in July and contains 73 floors and 44 lifts.

Email: london strawberrytours. The result of experimenting with a number of forms, its design is formed of a slender steel structure clad in charred larch. The stair is constructed with a steel projection on every other landing to allow visitors to stand and see the ascending view in stages. The triple-section cantilevered ramp at the entrance is also a timber-clad steel construction.

The open brief for an observation tower to draw more visitors to the garden led Denizen Works to propose a vertical gallery and bird hide. Its form is designed to intrigue and to function as a landmark and orientation point for visitors. Forming part of a route around the garden, the tower is accessed at the top across a short bridge connecting to a high point in the landscape, affording views across tree canopies. A staircase links down via gallery spaces telling the story of the garden to a further network of paths at the base.

The materiality of the tower is inspired by a sliced tree trunk, with rough and smooth faces. Dark-stained vertical larch cladding, sourced on site, contrasts with smooth pine tar. Internally, the timber sheathing board is left exposed and the tower sits on a bush-hammered concrete base.

Tags Skyscraper Tower. According to a recent report by Deloitte , over 15 million square feet of office space is on the way in central London. The City bounced back from the financial crisis, but this tidal wave comes as the country is facing the worst economic recession for years — along with speculation that the nature of work might have changed for ever.

The market is reflecting this uncertainty: central London office take-up plummeted in the six months to September, with the latest quarter the lowest on record. People work better together. Twenty million people can get to our building within an hour, and many are yearning to get back to the office. With 1. People need to get out of the office to get the gossip and bring it back to the beehive.

That proximity, and those face-to-face encounters, have been the foundation of doing business here since medieval times. Instead, it's named after developer Heron. This company is owned by Gerald Ronson, and is truncated from He nry Ron son, his father. The tower is now officially called Bishopsgate, whose street name derives from an old Roman and medieval gate into the City though why it was associated with bishops is not certain.

The skyscraper also goes by the horrendous name of Salesforce Tower , after its principal tenant. The City giant's nickname is fairly self-explanatory.

Its sloped profile and cross-hatched facade give it the appearance of a giant grater. We've heard, on good authority, that the nickname started with Ruth Rogers, of Hammersmith's River Cafe. Its official name of the Leadenhall Building, or Leadenhall Street derives from a medieval hall frequented by lead merchants, which once stood on this street.

Both are metres tall and both are commonly known after the banks which occupy them. See 1 Canada Square for an explanation of the official names. You wouldn't guess it to look at the modern skyline, but Tower 42 was once the tallest building in the country.

At metres, it is now the seventh tallest in London, and will probably slip to something like 15th by the end of the decade. The Hitchhiker's Guide-riffing name refers to the number of habitable floors in the building — a champagne bar can be found on the 42nd floor.

Seen from above, the tower's shape resembles the NatWest logo. The cylindrical tower at Vauxhall made the news for tragic reasons in when a helicopter hit its construction crane, resulting in two deaths.



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