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Old Posted Nov 26, 2013, 8:19 PM
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NEW £10 BILLION ($16 billion) SKYSCRAPER CLUSTER

A new skyscraper cluster is to be built in the old oak common district in London, the development, revealed today, includes a new football stadium, shopping malls, movie theatres, restaurants and a new skyscraper cluster the size of canary wharf, the planning documents were submitted today and will be approved by the summer, so London will soon have yet another great cluster
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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 3:01 AM
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LIME STREET TOWER (city of london) 193m U/C

The tower cranes have been erected at the lime street tower site. The 193m tower, named (the scalpel) because of its angular glass shape and crystal facade, is being constructed in the 'city' cluster, one of londons financial and business districts. The tower is being built by American insurance company W.R BERKLEY, their chief executive said that the global insurance industry is, now more than ever, based in London, and has been for a long time, but recently has increased with speed and scale that it is now unquestionably the place to be if you are a global insurance company,where the companies like to congregate together, so they are with and surrounded by the other insurers and having the critical mass of experienced and professionals,and W.R BERKLEY needed to be there aswell. Another big American insurance company AON recently moved their global headquarters from chicago to London, a big french insurer just moved their global headquarters from paris to london, and similar companies from German and other companies from other countries, have relocated their global headquarters to London. Financial and insurarance experts say that all the big insurance companies want to consolidate and be located near all the other insurance companies, and that place is London. The 'city' part of London has long been the co global financial Capitol with New York, but recently the incredible rise of the insurance sector is amazing, London was allready a major insurance industry centre, but over the last five years it has risen to the top so fast, all the insurance companies want to be there. Most of the skyscrapers used to be for banks, hedge funds and investment bankers, they are still building skyscrapers aswell, but the explosion of recent towers has been equally because of the insurance industry. Many of the city cluster towers going up are insurance towers, the best ones being the AON cheese grater tower and W.R BERKLEY, scalpel tower, and many more. The following towers are all insurance company towers.
The gherkin 30st Mary's axe tower (insurance)
122 leadenhall street tower (insurance)
20fenchurch street tower (insurance)
Aviva tower (insurance)
Lime street tower (insurance)
Lloyds tower (insurance)
Stock exchange tower (insurance)
And more, it's crazy, but I am happy that we have become the global leader of the insurance industry, and have this new industry booming, and it's another skyscraper building industry as well, which is great for London, happy days

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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 3:33 AM
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HEATHROW AIRPORT EXPANSION LONDON

After recently spending £11 billion ($17 billion) on new developments and the two new heathrow super terminals, including the huge multi billion pounds terminal five and the multi £billion pounds terminal two, heathrow is now investing another £3 billion pounds ($5 billion ) into the airport. Because Britain and London are the biggest aviation hubs in the world, and London heathrow the biggest international airport in the world, it is vital that we keep investing in our airport infrastructure, so this is good news, all the other London international airports (6 of them) are undergoing big expansions and regenerations and redevelopments, with high speed rail and new subway lines, tunnels, and subway and train stations under construction, with all the other infrastructure investments and developments going on it is exciting times for london

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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 6:25 AM
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Hello, I came across this today. Does this have a thread anywhere?

New Bondway Tower Design Unveiled
CTBUH Global News

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Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has revealed its design for the New Bondway tower at London's Vauxhall interchange. The 551-foot (168-meter) tower replaces an unsuccessful, 489-foot (149-meter) zig-zag proposal designed by Make Architects, which was rejected in early 2011.

The tower features a 50-story private residential tower, a 23-story residential block to the south, and a 4-story office element linking the two buildings. Planning will be submitted for approval by the first quarter of 2014. Work is to start by 2015 and complete in 2018.


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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 11:57 AM
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As promised previously, a quick compilation of all the London projects that I can think of. Apologies in advance for any grammatical errors, I pulled this together quite quickly; I may also have forgotten some projects.

For transport developments refer here: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...158506&page=12
For arena & stadium developments refer here: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...=69590&page=14

122 Leadenhall
Richard Rogers design 225m tower in the Square Mile nearing completion.


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20 Fenchurch Street


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This picture of the roof gives an indication of the size of the roof-top garden.
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King’s Cross Central
King’s Cross Central is a giant mixed-use project to the north of King’s Cross & St Pancras which incorporates new build and the old Victorian railway buildings that previously inhabited the site. In total it will see the creation of 50 new buildings over 67 acres (of which 26 acres will be open space) and ten new squares.


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King’s Cross Square
When the Western Concourse was completed prior to the Olympics, work could commence on demolishing the dilapidated concourse that was at the front of King’s Cross station. The replacement is a new square fronting Euston Road.


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Earls Court Redevelopment
Earls Court is a major redevelopment in West London that will include the construction of 7,500 new homes.


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40 Leadenhall
Additional images of a 154m commercial tower in London.


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25 Churchill Place
Recently topped out 130m tower on the eastern edge of the Canary Wharf estate.


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One St George Wharf
Recently topped out, One St George Wharf is currently the tallest residential tower in London and the UK at 181m, but is unlikely to hold the title for long due to various other taller towers (including several north of 200m) that are in the pipeline. The tower recently made the news when a helicopter crashed into the crane that was constructing the tower.


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Whitgift Centre Redevelopment
Permission has been granted to redevelop a dated shopping centre in south London; the £1bn project will deliver 200,000m2 of retail space and 600 residential units.


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Diamond Tower
220m residential tower to the west of the Canary Wharf which was recently awarded planning permission.


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One Lime Square
A crane has now been erected on site and scaffolding is going up to demolish the present building. The 192m tower is being built by the insurer WR Berkley.

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60 Commercial Road
Demolition has commenced on the present building to make way for this 74m student housing tower.


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Heron Plaza
Ground works have commenced on Heron Plaza, a 135m hotel.


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One Commercial Street
84m residential tower in East London that has just topped out.


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Marble Arch Tower
Proposed low-rise residential and commercial development by Marble Arch.


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70 Marks Lane
17 floor office block in the City of London under construction.


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Spirit of Stratford
Recently completed 133m tower in Stratford.


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Capital Towers
105m tower in Stratford


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Stratford City Towers
Various towers planned around Stratford.


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Tate Modern Extension
Herzog & de Meuron extension to Tate Modern art gallery.


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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 11:58 AM
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US Embassy
Construction has started on the new US embassy in Nine Elms (near to Battersea Power Station).


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Principal Place
161m residential tower on the northern fringe of the Square Mile.


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One Nine Elms
Two towers of 200m and 161m joined by a sky gym.


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Baltimore Wharf
150m residential tower under construction along the Millwall Dock on the Isle of Dogs.


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21 Wapping Lane
66m apartment tower in East London.


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New Bondway Tower
Plans have recently been unveiled for a 175m tower in the Vauxhall area.


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Parliament House
73m residential tower.


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Television Centre Redevelopment
The historic BBC Television Centre is gradually being vacated as staff move to new sites in London and Manchester; it will subsequently be redeveloped in the coming years and includes a new tower.


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iCITY
Technology hub constructed out of the former international broadcasting centre used during the 2012 Olympics.


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Olympic Park Redevelopment
With the Olympics & Paralympics over, work immediately commenced on the legacy effort. This included the demolition of temporary venues & infrastructure, and the construction of new homes and facilities for the long-term viability of the area.

In total, 8,000 new homes will be built in the coming years (on-top of the converted athletes village, refer below) across five new neighbourhoods: Chobham Manor, East Wick, Sweetwater, Marshgate Wharf and Pudding Mill. The first homes will come online in 2015.


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Olympic East Village
The former athletes village used for the Olympic games is being converted for normal residency use (i.e. kitchens, etc…)


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Hampton House
Residential towers development south of Westminster.


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Embassy Gardens
2,000 home development that is being built around the future home of the US embassy.


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30 Marsh Wall
205m residential tower for Canary Wharf.


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Wood Wharf
Located to the east of Canary Wharf, Wood Wharf is a mixed-use development with several towers over 150m.


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Specific designs have yet to be unveiled except for the cylindrical tower:

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Riverlight
Several residential towers (designed by Richard Rogers) of various heights along the River Thames in Nine Elms.


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London Dock
1,800 home redevelopment of News Internationals’ former ‘Wapping Fortress’; includes a 122m tower, various other mid-rises and a 1,200 pupil school.

This is the redevelopment of Redevelopment of News Internationals’ former printing and publication site in Wapping, East London.


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Admiralty House
Previously a grand Formerly a government building that crosses the Mall, it is being redeveloped into a hotel.


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Vauxhall Student Block
96m student tower block in Vauxhall


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Peninsula Quays
Mixed-use development that is due to start construction in the coming weeks; this is part of the larger Greenwich Peninsula redevelopment.


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Old Posted Nov 27, 2013, 12:00 PM
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Old Oak Common
Another giant redevelopment project; OOC is intended to be a long-term project to construct 19,000 new homes and employment for 90,000. The anchor for the development is the HS2 station which will provide connections to the Great Western Main Line, Crossrail and Overground lines.


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Francis Crick Institute
Giant laboratory complex to house 1,250 scientists being constructed by St Pancras and the British Library


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Providence Tower
136m residential tower under construction due east of Canary Wharf.


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The Eagle
81m residential tower under construction near Old Street.


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Portland House Refurbishment
Conversion of a brutalist office block into residential use by Chipperfield.


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Trafalgar Way
Twin towers in Canary Wharf with accessible sky gardens spanning the two towers. The site was acquired earlier this year.


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360 London
134m residential tower in Elephant & Castle; contracts have been awarded to start construction.


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6 Bevis Marks
52m office tower under construction in the City of London


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Caxton Works
Approval has been given to a residential-focused project which is aimed to be completed in 2016.


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The Wharves Deptford
900 home residential project in south-east London.


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Shell Centre Redevelopment
£1bn redevelopment of the Shell Centre and surrounding land by Squire & Partners. Project involves the creation of several new residential towers and up to 800 new homes and new retail.


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40 Marsh Wall
124m tower in Canary Wharf. Demolition of the present building has started.


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Royal Wharf
3,400 home development in London’s Docklands which was recently acquired by a Singapore fund to take forward.


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Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Mixed-use development north of the Square Mile on disused railway lands. Includes two towers.


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100 Bishopsgate
The site for this 172m office tower is now clear, the developers are waiting for a 40% pre-let before commencing.


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City Pride
Replacing a dilapidated pub, City Price is a 233m residential tower to the south of Canary Wharf which was approved earlier this year.


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Arrowhead Quay
183m and 170m residential towers in Canary Wharf.


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Guys & St Thomas Cancer Treatment Centre
14 storey extension to Guy’s & St Thomas Hospital in Southwark. Designed by Richard Rogers.


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Vauxhall Square
Large development opposite Vauxhall station incorporating 520 residential units, 359 student rooms, a 401 hotel, homeless hostel and offices and retail around a new public square. Project includes 2x168m towers.


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Royal Arsenal Riverside
Royal Arsenal Riverside is a large redevelopment of the former navy munitions yards (it was also the original home of the football club Arsenal, and hence their nickname, the Gunners) in south east London. The initial completed phases were low-rise, but 3,700 new homes are to be built across several towers built above the Crossrail station and on to the river.


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Surrey Canal Regeneration
Large redevelopment project consisting of 2,500 units around Millwall’s New Den ground in south-east London.


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128-150 Blackfriars Road


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Greenland Place
500 home development in south-east London.


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King’s College Mulberry Development
New campus in south-east London for King’s College around Canada Water.


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Duncan House


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Manhattan Loft Gardens
143m cantilevered residential tower in Stratford.


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Broadway Chambers
Two tower development with tallest being 123m.


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Lexicon
115m residential tower


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Lots Road Power Station
Lots Road used to provide power for the London Underground, but it and the surrounding eight acres on the bank of the Thames has laid derelict, very similar to nearby big-brother Battersea. The development consists of renovation of the power station, two towers and several other additional buildings.


Image sourced from Evening Standard: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londo...t-8838979.html


1 Park Place
162m office development at Canary Wharf.


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Morello Tower
172m tower in south London adjacent to East Croydon station; hasn’t progressed much in recent years however. Development includes two smaller towers.


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Rams Brewery
Redevelopment site in south-west London of a former brewery site that received planning permission earlier this year.


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South Quay Plaza Redevelopment
250m and 130m towers south of Canary Wharf, designed by Foster & Partners.


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250 City Road
Large development on City Road consisting of various low-rise blocks and two towers of 155 and 137m. 900 homes designed by Foster & Partners.


Image sourced from skyscrapernews: http://www.skyscrapernews.com/news.php?ref=3317


Canaletto
90m residential tower under construction across the canal from Lexicon and 250 City Road (above).


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One Blackfriars
163m residential tower on the south bank that is under construction.


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24-26 Minories
Hotel under construction in the Aldgate area of East London.


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Canada Water
Chipperfield designed residential development incorporating a 150m tower and other lower-rise towers in south east London.


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Convoys Wharf
Based on Henry VIII’s historic dockyards near Greenwich, Convoys Wharf is a 3,500 home development consisting of various low-rise portions and 3x40-storey towers.


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London Wall Place
Demolition and construction has begun on this large sprawling office development in Central London.


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Brent Cross
Brent Cross is a shopping centre complex in north London; the owners are looking to expand the complex and build a bridge over the North Circular (urban motorway) to a new mixed-use development in the south.


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Merano Residences
Richard Rogers residential development near Vauxhall. Demolition on the present post-WW2 building has commenced.


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145 City Road
134m mixed use tower just north of Old Street tube station.


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Vauxhall Cross Islands Towers
141m and 115m towers that were held up by the financial crisis.


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Ludgate & Sampson House
Development by Carlyle Group for several towers


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Aldgate Tower
79m office block under construction in Aldgate.


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Keybridge House
Multiple tower development in Vauxhall including a 35 storey tower.


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Westfield London Extension
Expansion of Westfields’ west London shopping centre with additional mixed-use elements.


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Elephant & Castle
A much delayed £3bn 2,800 home project to replace dilapidated post-war housing. Demolition has commenced.


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Avant Garde
Recently completed 74m residential tower located in Shoreditch (just north of the Square Mile).


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83-93 Newington Causeway
70m residential tower block in Elephant & Castle.


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South Bank Tower
Redevelopment of a former office tower into apartments including a height increase to 155,


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Battersea Power Station
Built in the early 1930’s in the Art Deco style, Battersea is the largest brick building in Europe. Various owners have failed to redevelop the site since it was decommissioned, whether due to the size of the site, the cost of renovating the power station, or potential incompetence.

The power station and surrounding lands were fortunately acquired by a Malaysian party last year who pushed forward with the Rafael Vinoly mixed-use masterplan for the site and commenced pre-sales earlier this year with an anticipation to get spades in the ground before the end of this year. Gehry & Foster will develop parts of the site as well. A new tube station will be built at the site (as part of the Northern Line extension), whilst a new pedestrian Bridge will connect to Victoria.


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Riverside South
Planned as two giant 236m and 189m towers; Riverside South is the planned future consolidated offices for JP Morgan in London. Construction has been completed up to ground level, but until JP Morgan give the green light, the core ‘holes’ will be covered.


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240 Blackfriars Road
Nearly complete 80m office tower just south of Blackfriars.


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Lincoln Plaza
95m residential complex under construction on the Isle of Dogs, south of Canary Wharf.


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London City Island
Hoarding has now gone up around the area of this massive 1,500 apartment development located at the convergence of the River Lea & Thames in East London.


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225 Marsh Wall
154m tower on the Isle of Dogs.


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Merchant Square
Located close to Paddington station, Merchant Square consists of various residential towers including ‘the cucumber’.


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Former Dairy Crest Site
Mixed use development directly to the north of Westfield’s northern extension.


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Imperial West
Imperial College are aiming to construct a new campus to the north of Westfield City.


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Aldgate Place
462 homes and new hotel across three new towers in Aldgate, east London.


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LSE Global Centre for Social Sciences
14 storey extension to the LSE in Central London.


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Awesome, thanks. The morello towers are starting in January, two new Stratford towers also got planning consent yesterday, the international quarter 30fl and 17fl, construction begins in summer
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SAINSBURYS TOWERS 120m/90m/62m u/c

Construction has begun on the sainsburys nine elms towers in vauxhall nine elms, the lots road towers of 115m and 85m are also now under construction
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London Borough of ‘Heathrow’
This is technically a vision considering it anticipates the creation of the Thames Estuary Hub which is still up in the air and dependent upon the results of a commission, planning and funding, but the project aims to redevelop the massive west London site into a 150,000 home development with capacity for 200,000 new jobs; essentially a mini city. Heathrow’s two runways would be turned into lakes, whilst a terminal would be retained to provide check-in for the Thames Estuary Hub to the east of London.


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NEW TOWER BEGINS CONSTRUCTION AT CANARY WHARF

A surprise new tower has today begun construction at canary wharf, with all the tower construction in London this one had slipped through and gone unnoticed until now, the 26fl tower, called horizon, is going up next to the under construction providence tower, and with the other under construction towers will bring awesome density to canary wharf. I wish it was a bit taller, but it's slender shape will help it look high, but the real fun comes next year, when all the 200m+ towers go up
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Heron Plaza renderings, courtesy of estatesgazette.com, SkyscraperCity.com and Londonist. It's the reddish-brown tower immediately to the left of Heron Tower in the first picture. It won't be visible from most of the standard river views we see posted on here, but definitely adds to the density of the City cluster. Can't wait for some of Chest's construction shots on this one.


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A reminder of what One Blackfriars Road will look like...


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Early Feb 2014 view of Bank area

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wow i had no idea how much construction was going on in london!
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Mount Pleasant Development | 15 Stories

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Mount Pleasant Development



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Mount Pleasant, a gentle rise between Kings Cross and Farringdon in north London, has always been something of a misnomer. From the 16th to the 19th century, it was home to a stinking heap of rubbish and human excrement. The great dump was finally cleared in 1794 to make way for an imposing brick prison, the notorious Clerkenwell Gaol, where inmates were forced to grind treadmills and pick oakum amid overflowing sewers. It was cleared again in the 1880s for a gargantuan postal sorting office, the largest in the world at the time, which has stood as a majestic shed ever since.

The three-hectare site next to the sorting office is now subject to a planning application for 700 mostly private flats, to be erected in a series of hefty blocks rising up to 15 storeys, which will frame narrow canyons of “public” space in their shadow.

The application, submitted by the recently privatised Royal Mail Group to Islington and Camden councils, whose boundary the site spans, has garnered an increasing amount of hostility, with designer and local resident Thomas Heatherwick now joining the calls to see it halted.
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The development:
Note: (A nimby video but it shows the site, and gives some information on the project. For some reason, due to the insane NIMBY response on this project, the developer has been a little covert relating to the development)
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Quay House
70 storey (c. 220-240m) residential tower proposed opposite Canary Wharf


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North Quay
Three office towers of 221m, 209m and 120m on the northern fringe of the Canary Wharf estate. Development unfortunately won’t proceed until the Crossrail station (which is in the adjacent dock) is complete as the site is currently being used as a preparation ground for the station and tunnels.


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Bermondsey Spa Regeneration
Multi-phase development which is in the process of delivering up to 2,000 new homes.


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Rams Brewery
Updated renderings of a mixed-use regeneration project in south-west London.


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Blackwall Reach Regeneration Project
1,600 residential unit redevelopment of a post-war council estate (Robin Hood Gardens), to the north of Canary Wharf and above the Blackwall Tunnel


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Strand East
1,200 housing development by IKEA, the retailer.


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Cherry Park
Residential development adjacent to the Olympic Park and Stratford station.


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Sainsbury’s Nine Elms
Currently a supermarket site and adjacent car park; the site is being redeveloped to include 737 homes across two towers and smaller apartment blocks above a new supermarket. Railway arches under the adjacent South West Main Line will be opened up for various commercial uses.


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The Stage
Mixed-use development proposed for Shoreditch including a 38 floor residential tower, renovated disused railway viaduct (into a park) and cultural elements (including a 250 seater open-air auditorium) to reflect that the site was once the home for Shakespearean Curtain Theatre which once stood on the site.


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399 Edgware Road
Residential and retail development in north-west London that received planning approval earlier this year.


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1 New Street Square
Office development adjacent to Land Securities New Street Square development in the City.


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Additional images of a residential development on what is currently a McDonalds site. Construction is due to start early next year.


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Bloomberg Place
Work has now accelerated on Bloomberg’s new London campus in the Square Mile following the completion of an archaeological dig that uncovered 10,000 artefacts including coins, amulets, leather shoes, several dozen tablets, Roman buildings and even a Roman wooden door.

The ‘groundscraper’ development (slightly smaller in office space than the Bloomberg Tower in New York) will consist of several buildings of 9 storeys connected by various sky bridges. A new entrance to Bank tube station will be constructed, whilst the remains of the Roman Temple of Mithras will be relocated to their original home for public viewing.


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Nova Victoria
Multi tower office & residential development across from London Victoria station.


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Landsdowne Road
55 storey tower planned for Croydon.


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Meridian Water
5,000 home development along the Lee Valley in north-east London on disused industrial lands. Angel Road station will be relocated to provide better access for the site.


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Brentford Stadium
Planning permission has been granted for Brentford FC’s plans to construct a 20,000 stadium and various low-rise residential towers. The site is enclosed by railways on three sides.


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Zig Zag Building
Two office buildings along Victoria Street in London’s West End with an aim to be complete in 2015.


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New Ludgate
379,000 sq ft office development in the Square Mile


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Polar Business Park Redevelopment
Mixed use development with three residential towers of 74m, 68m and 53m and other low-rise elements.


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Fulham Riverside
463 apartment development along the Thames riverfront.


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South Kilburn
2,400 home redevelopment of a council estate in west London including a new school, and larger park.


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