There are 583 buildings more than 20-storeys high ‘queueing up in the pipeline’ over the next decade, think-tank New London ...

London’s skyline is already inspirational. But wait until you see the panorama using a gigapixel photoshoot. The result is a stunning look at how the United Kingdom’s capital changes over 24 ...

London's iconic skyline could be transformed by £200,000,000 building 'in the clouds' ... 350,000 square ft of hand-picked retail spread throughout lively high streets and boutique arcades. ...

The striking model, dubbed “The Connected Skyline”, measures 20 feet long, 10 feet high, and four feet deep, and features the capital city's most iconic landmarks – from Big Ben and the ...

Where once stood a 16th Century theater that first staged Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a new London complex, including a 37-story residential tower, is rising. As the skyline changes at a ...

Like the Freedom Tower did for New York City and the Oriental Pearl Tower did for Shanghai, a new building might soon change the London skyline forever.. British architectural firm Foster ...

Is this what London will look like in 2030? AI images predict the capital's future skyline amid boom in plans for new high-rise buildings. By GINA KALSI. Published: 06:12 EDT, 5 November 2023 ...

London’s Skyline Is About To Get Very Crowded Over 200 tall buildings are under construction, approved or proposed for London. Here’s how they would change the city’s character.

The debate over the future of London's Skyline stepped up a gear on Tuesday, as the issue was taken up by the London Assembly's Planning Committee in City Hall. The London Assembly is an elected ...

London is set to get a 55-story building, called Infinity London, topped with a 600,000-liter, 360-degree infinity pool. The designers say it would be a world first.

The images, released by the City of London Corporation, visualises how the iconic skyline will look once major skyscrapers that have been approved or are slated for approval over a ten-year period ...

There are 583 buildings more than 20-storeys high ‘queueing up in the pipeline’ over the next decade, think-tank New London Architecture (NLA) has found. This is more than double the 270 which ...