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**Soresbox** · 11-16-2005, 07:00 AM

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
As many of you have noticed, whether visitors or residents, that London is relatively short on big buildings, at least until very recently. I have been flicking through some of the proposed buildings that are either under construction and proposed. I think this is a good thing, about time there was more floorspace to bring the prices of space down and they look impressive! The London Bridge Tower is due to be constructed (307m) and I was looking at another proposed building, the Bishopsgate Tower at 308m. Will be cool if these two are built

And there are several other buildings being proposed. There is another one called Ecotower which is proposed that would be 485m.

It will be nice to see the skyline of London looking a little bigger

about friggin' time you guys got into the 20th century.

Now only Washington D.C. is in the dark ages.

11-16-2005, 07:00 AM	#2
Soresbox Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 356 Senior Member	Originally posted by Provost Harrison As many of you have noticed, whether visitors or residents, that London is relatively short on big buildings, at least until very recently. I have been flicking through some of the proposed buildings that are either under construction and proposed. I think this is a good thing, about time there was more floorspace to bring the prices of space down and they look impressive! The London Bridge Tower is due to be constructed (307m) and I was looking at another proposed building, the Bishopsgate Tower at 308m. Will be cool if these two are built And there are several other buildings being proposed. There is another one called Ecotower which is proposed that would be 485m. It will be nice to see the skyline of London looking a little bigger about friggin' time you guys got into the 20th century. Now only Washington D.C. is in the dark ages.
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