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LONDON | Broadgate Tower | 540 FT / 165 M | 36 FLOORS

LONDON: Broadgate Tower


This is getting quite tall now (it's about halfway up), so I thought I'd create a thread for it.

Broadgate Tower will become the 3rd tallest building in London's main financial district (after Tower 42, and SwissRe),
and the 6th tallest building in London as a whole. The architects are Skidmore Owings & Merrill, and the developers
are British Land.

Here are some renderings -
























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Some recent pics.

In this aerial view, look for the red cranes above and to the right of SwissRe -





















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Thank you for starting a thread on this building.
     
     
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Nice to see.

Can't say I'd complain about any news about London...greatest city on the planet!
     
     
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Having seen the first few panes of cladding up close, it looks really average in my opinion - nothing special at all.

Anyway, here's a few pics I took today -




























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I have only positive things to say about this tower.
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^great photo! What is that viaduct?
     
     
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Alot of cranes for such a little tower.
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This is a great tower. I love how it has a more classic SOM style to it. The space between the buildings is pretty cool.
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^great photo! What is that viaduct?
That's one of the train lines running through Shoreditch (currently under redevelopment IIRC) and through to Liverpool Street Station, the main transport hub in the financial district.

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Alot of cranes for such a little tower.
Heh, I wouldn't call it "little". It will be the 3rd tallest building in Central London, and one of the biggest in terms of floorspace. Actually, it's really 2 buildings. There's the main tower and then a separate groundscraper joining it -








Here's a few more pics from SSC. This first one I took myself, from a tower in Canary Wharf. The Broadgate Tower is on the far right -

















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Thanks for the info, wjfox! Amazing photos
     
     
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This one is certainly making its presence known. Thanks for the updates.
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very nice.

what with the nvidia and amd on the first pic? is that an ad fro renders or something?
     
     
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very nice.

what with the nvidia and amd on the first pic? is that an ad fro renders or something?

Not sure. Anyway, here's an update from Potto on SSC -


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Interesting, thanks for pictures!
     
     
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From Potto on SSC





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That is a real nice project. Nice updates...
     
     
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