HE also recognised ‘tensions’ regarding the tower’s height with respect to the former Local Plan, which was not designated for tall buildings. However, under the draft City Plan, Leadenhall is ...

Walls and foundations made of flint, ragstone and Roman title were found underneath the basement of a commercial building near London's Leadenhall Market. Some areas measure over 32 feet long ...

a major commercial building adjacent to Leadenhall Market. “The Roman basilica will be incorporated as a world-class public experience through updates to the proposed design of the development, right ...

Plans for this 56-storey building, dubbed the ‘The Diamond’, were approved ... Providing 40,000 sqm of office space, the 36-story One Leadenhall will have two basement levels, ground floor retail ...

The building, which is opposite the historic Leadenhall Market, will include offices, retail outlets as well as cultural space. Tony Jolliffe Some walls of the basilica were revealed during a dig ...

They depict how the skyline is likely to look in the coming years once planned new buildings are complete. These include 99 ...

What was a 360 degree view from the top of ‘the Gherkin’ is now somewhat blocked by ‘the Cheesegrater’. The Leadenhall Building - The Cheesegrater ...

Speaking of Leadenhall, planning permission for a new skyscraper at 100 Leadenhall Street has been approved. The tower will be around 56 storeys tall and has been nicknamed ‘The Diamond’, as its ...

The City of London Corporation's Planning Applications-Sub Committee has given the go-ahead to the construction of 1 Undershaft, which is expected to become the tallest tower in London, UK.