So when does this begin then? Any news yet?
:nuts:Remusable said:I wish cities would build more supertalls in this boxey style - All the pinnacle spirey pretentious messes are fine but there's nothing better than a few supertall boxes all clustered together. Nothing..
Well London will have a cluster of boxes and a cluster of pinnacle spirey pretentious messes in a few years.Remusable said:I wish cities would build more supertalls in this boxey style - All the pinnacle spirey pretentious messes are fine but there's nothing better than a few supertall boxes all clustered together. Nothing..
It's the residential portion and is needed to create a step down to the lowrise riverfront, and bring a bit of life and vitality to the area.jorgen said:I don't fancy that pink part of the new development... It looks nice, but doesn't really belong in CW in my opinion...
Yeah definately, the step down will give it a more of a classy and humane look. Also the added residents will keep the are feeling more alive and busy.DarJoLe said:It's the residential portion and is needed to create a step down to the lowrise riverfront, and bring a bit of life and vitality to the area.
Its doing well... give the area a breakpotto said:Damn Canary Wharf desperately needs to soar even more
^ Are you sure about that? What's your source?Did you know...
... Canary Wharf, in London, is the Fastest Growing Financial District in the World!!?
I know what you mean but I think Wood Wharf provides a nice back-drop and slight scale down whilst keeping the density and with what seems to be residential development, it should add even more life to the area.potto said:Damn Canary Wharf desperately needs to soar even more