Crispy said:But this is hideous
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(it replaces this:- which is already being demolished)![]()
Although it will have a garden on the roof - open to the public for free.
Roo-bash
We'll have none of that.
Crispy said:But this is hideous
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(it replaces this:- which is already being demolished)![]()
Although it will have a garden on the roof - open to the public for free.
Brainaddict said:I'm sure it's not that simple. I'm sure that they'll use the regeneration to move in a bunch of shitty chain shops like they did in the brunswick centre, and possibly to cut down on social housing, but these are London-wide trends and I find it hard to believe that no locals at all are looking forward to a new environment.

DeadManWalking said:
of course it will..Word. Foster just cranks out anonymous cut'n'paste offices these days (the fun ones - gherkin and city hall, were ken shuttleworth buildings really). Rogers still has some spark.Rogue said:I've always to preferred him to that tyrant Foster
Who needs drugs for a bad trip...Crispy said:But this is hideous
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corporate whore said:of course it will..
Thameslink 2000 (ha!) finally seems to be going ahead

Crispy said:Battersea power station won't happen while there's no tube or train station nearby.
paolo999 said:ILondon Bridge Tower (aka Shard of Glass)
Dan U said:I read somewhere recently this is on hold due to lack of interest in advance rentals
paolo999 said:No sign of that on the ground - PWC have vacated Southwark Towers, demolition crane is up, scaffolding is rising, shops in the corner of the station closed (for good)... can't see them turning back now.
DeadManWalking said:
Crispy said:Agreed. There is absolutely nothing stopping people knocking buildings down, clearing the site and even pouring foundations, but bottling out of doing the actual construction. Until I see core shafts coming up out of the ground, nothing is certain.
Crispy said:Although it will have a garden on the roof - open to the public for free.
Crispy said:Yeah, it's nice to think all these things will go ahead and london will have loads of new towers. But if the money drops away, then anything that's not already under heavy construction will be dropped while they still can.
I can't believe how many of the office towers are being built on spec. It's like canary wharf all over again.
Crispy said:Agreed. There is absolutely nothing stopping people knocking buildings down, clearing the site and even pouring foundations, but bottling out of doing the actual construction. Until I see core shafts coming up out of the ground, nothing is certain.
Crispy said:But this is hideous
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Although it will have a garden on the roof - open to the public for free.