6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall London Tower, City Skyscraper Building, Real Estate Project, News, Height
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Tower
Planning Submission for Skyscraper Building Development in UK Capital – design by WilkinsonEyre Architects
4 Apr 2017
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Tower News
Design: WilkinsonEyre, Architects
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Tower Planning Submission News
The WilkinsonEyre designed tower on the site of 6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall was submitted for planning to the City of London Corporation this week.
The proposed 40-storey tower in the heart of the city will provide an office-led, mixed-use tower with flexible retail space at ground and mezzanine floor levels and a public viewing gallery at level 40.
image courtesy of architects
Designed with client Mitsubishi Estate London, the 71,501m² building comprises a series of stacked blocks responding to its urban context.
The proposed building will include high sustainability and low energy features and will also exceed the threshold for the BREEAM NC 2014 “Excellent” rating.
Location: 150 Leadenhall, London, England, UK
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The latest building proposal for the City of London. The 37-storey tower is located just north west of historic Leadenhall Market. It is on the corner of Leadenhall Street and Bishopsgate.
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2 Mar 2017
22 Bishopsgate
Design: PLP Architecture
image : Riverfilm Martin Richardson
The 22 Bishopsgate tower under construction by Multiplex for AXA Investment Managers Real Assets, will be 255 m (840 feet) tall.
The City of London has granted planning permission for revised proposals by PLP which reduces the building height by 23m.
The tower is set to reign briefly as the tallest building in the City of London until Aroland Holdings’ 1 Undershaft Tower completes, which will be 290m high.
This City office development is due to have a population of 12,000 office workers over its 59 storeys.
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The City of London resolved to approve the 295-metre tall building in November 2015, subject to a final decision by the mayor of London.
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Website: 22 Bishopsgate Skyscraper Building article in full
22 Bishopsgate
Design: PLP Architecture
PLP Architecture has been appointed by AXA Real Estate, on behalf of clients, and Lipton Rogers Developments as the architect for a new office tower at the heart of the City of London.
The Pinnacle, as seen from Waterloo Bridge, forms the apex of the emerging cluster of tall buildings in the City of London:
image : KPF and Cityscape
Aerial view of 22 Bishopsgate London looking south east towards the River Thames (Tower Bridge on right, Canary wharf beyond to left):
aerial picture : public domain
22 Bishopsgate Background
Website: 22 Bishopsgate London design – PLP Architecture, architects
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14 Mar 2013
The Pinnacle Skyscraper
image : KPF and Cityscape
image : KPF and Cityscape
photos © Adrian Welch
tower photographs © Nick Weall
The groundwork for ‘The Cheesegrater‘ is in the foreground, with The Pinnacle behind:
tower photo © Nick Weall
The Pinnacle London architect : KPF
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The Pinnacle London
image : KPF and Cityscape
Website: Skyscrapers
A London skyscraper by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF):
Heron Tower
image : Cityscape
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