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- The previous design for the building was 219.30 metres high and 70 floors and was originally proposed in 2005.
- The building will be doubled skinned with the outer layer of glass highly transparent and a solid layer of cladding under it forming winter garden areas inbetween.
- The aesthetics feature strong colourful vertical lines thanks to the stacking of the louvres which form them. These colours gradually fade as the cladding rises higher up the tower becoming lighter the nearer to the top they are.
- Every flat and hotel room within the tower will have their own internal conservatory space as with 1 Deansgate in Manchester.
- Keeping the seamless appearance the window cleaning rigs will emerge from the inside of the tower.
- The building tapers in at the bottom to provide uninterrupted views from Waterloo of London Bridge Tower which should fit right between it and Kings Reach Tower.
- The top of the tower will contain a viewing platform open to the public.
News Articles
03-01-2013 > One Blackfriars Soon To Rise 19-10-2011 > Berkeley Wins Beetham Boomerang Bid 24-03-2011 > Beetham Race To Save Tower Plans 20-08-2009 > Russian Beetham Backer Has Assets Frozen 26-03-2009 > Blackfriars Skyscrapers Approved 17-03-2008 > Beetham London Called In 19-12-2007 > Beetham London Approved. Again. 24-10-2007 > Beetham London Exhibition 09-10-2007 > Knight Frank Predict Crazy Southwark Prices 13-09-2007 > English Heritage Pick On South Bank Towers 17-07-2007 > Beetham London Recommended For Approval 22-09-2006 > Beetham London Shrunk 16-02-2006 > Beetham London To Be Redesigned 20-09-2005 > CABE Welcome New Beetham London Plans 05-09-2005 > Westminster Council To Oppose London Beetham 29-07-2005 > Beetham Propose New London Tower Companies
If your company has been involved with the Design/Build, Supply or Maintenance of this building please submit your details. - Architect
- Ian Simpson Architects
- Developer
- Beetham Organization
Reference Data
- Reference No.
- 1524
- First Uploaded
- 19-02-2006
- Last Editorial Date
- 03-01-2013
- Planning Application Number
- 12/AP/1784
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