A view across central London at dusk, where residential towers and commercial high-rises stand against the soft evening light. Dominating the center is One Blackfriars, the glass-clad, sculptural tower completed in 2019, reflecting the sky with its curved façade. To its right is 22 Bishopsgate under construction, rising as one of the city’s tallest buildings. Further east, the distinctively slanted shape of The Scalpel and the concave form of 20 Fenchurch Street, commonly known as the Walkie-Talkie, mark the financial district’s development in the 2010s. The variety of architectural styles reflects London’s rapid vertical growth and economic shift toward high-density mixed-use urban living near the River Thames.
A view across central London at dusk, where residential towers and commercial high-rises stand against the soft evening light. Dominating the center is One Blackfriars, the glass-clad, sculptural tower completed in 2019, reflecting the sky with its curved façade. To its right is 22 Bishopsgate under construction, rising as one of the city’s tallest buildings. Further east, the distinctively slanted shape of The Scalpel and the concave form of 20 Fenchurch Street, commonly known as the Walkie-Talkie, mark the financial district’s development in the 2010s. The variety of architectural styles reflects London’s rapid vertical growth and economic shift toward high-density mixed-use urban living near the River Thames.
