“The Tulip” Is A 1000 Ft Skyscraper For Tourists Planned To Be Built In London By 2025

Published 5 years ago

On November 13, the J. Safra Group and Foster + Partners have submitted a planning application to the City of London Corporation to build a new skyscraper called The Tulip. If approved, the construction would begin in 2020 and end in 2025.

The proposed building would be located next to The Gherkin and stand at 305.3 m (1001.7 ft) high. One of the key features of this new building would be what the architects call “A classroom in the sky” – an education facility at the top of the building that would offer 20,000 free places for the school children of London. The glass building would also offer beautiful 360-degree views of the city with the use of sky bridges, internal glass slides and gondola pod rides on the facade of the building.

Although the architects of the building aim high, many people are already criticizing its distinctive shape. Let’s hope it won’t be nominated for the Carbuncle Cup!

Check out The Tulip in the gallery below!

More info: The TulipFoster + Partners | h/t

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On November 13, a planning application was submitted to the City of London Corporation to build a new skyscraper called The Tulip

The proposed building would be located next to The Gherkin and stand at 305.3 m (1001.7 ft) high

One of its key features would be what the”Classroom in the sky” – an education facility at the top of the building

The glass building would also offer beautiful 360-degree views of the city using sky bridges

And even gondola pod rides on the facade of the building

If approved, the construction would start in 2020 and finish in 2025

Even though the architects aim high, many people are criticizing its distinctive shape

See more info about the newly proposed tower in the gallery below

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