This astonishing
rendering/montage shows the enormous growth that's predicted and
proposed for Canary Wharf over the coming years. The nucleus is
already there but the density is such that you can't even see half
of Heron Quays and West India Quay is completely invisible.
This rendering
shows Riverside South on the left, some unbuilt proposals for Heron
Quays including Will Alsop's technicolour proposal to its immediate
right and directly infront of them the London arena. Part of the
Millenium Quarter is also visible with the new proposal for 1 Millharbour
though many rises have vanished too again because of the density.
Behind HSB and Citigroup is two towers for North Quay and finally
a completely Barclays tower.
Visible or invisible
because of density are 14 skyscrapers over 500ft tall, plus a further
7 over 100m tall. To put it another way Canary Wharf in 2008 when
all this is scheduled for completition will be comparable to today's
San Francisco.
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