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Is that last shot taken from Greenwich?
It's taken further to the east around the Shooters Hill/Woolwich area. Greenwich is visible however (look for the four chimneys in the centre of the photo).
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I'm so happy to see my favorite city -sorry my fellow New Yorkers- becoming more vertical. As one of the dual financial capitals of the world, it needs and deserves more office space in the form of striking contemporary skyscrapers. After spending a summer there I was left scratching my head, pondering where this business/media/education/political capital puts all it's condos and offices.
     
     
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I'd say it's T/O now (or very very very close). All that's left is the pinnacles/fins on top.


IMGP2058 by Dave Hooker 71


Older dated photo.


Alreet to Shardie from Southwark Street! by yorkshire stacked
     
     
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It looks like the Transamerica Pyramid from this angle.


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is that forest hill?
     
     
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Very handsome tower. Looks just as good as the renderings so kudos to whomever made them.
     
     
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Looks like such a natural and fitting addition to the skyline from that hill. What a view those people must have.

Can't wait to see this complete or at least topped out in person this summer.
     
     
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Piecing Together by Mikepaws


Soaring Shard by Mikepaws


Building new cathedrals for new faiths by Massi23

Lots of little cranes about. Always looks good for progress.

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:sigh: I miss London. Can't wait to go back and see it begin to take it's rightful place among the elite skyscraper cities.
     
     
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This picture is awesome! One of the best super-talls going up right now.
     
     
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The Shard looks fantastic!
     
     
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Agreed looks very nice, good for you London!
     
     
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What I would do for that view!
     
     
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What I would do for that view!
Just fly to London, take the train to Chrystal Palace Rail Station and walk down the A214 (Anerley Hill) to the Woodland Road.

Don´t forget your camera^^
     
     
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