The Leadenhall Building
The tower’s distinctive tapering form – designed to protect views of St Paul’s Cathedral from Fleet Street - will make a dynamic addition to the City of London’s skyline. The rectangular floor plates are unencumbered by internal columns and the building’s services are contained within a separate structural element to maximise net floor space. The base of the tower will form a six-storey enclosed public space with shops, cafes and restaurants.
Key information:
Borough: City of London
Postcode: EC3
Size: 57,040sq m
Status: Proposed
Completion: 2011
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Development team:
Architects: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Clients:
British LandConsultants: Broadgate Estates
Developers:
British LandEngineers:
ArupPlanning: DP9
Project Managers: M3 Architects
Quantity Surveyors: Davis Langdon LLP
Related topics and themes:
Tall Buildings
Workplace