Around the Elephant a new group of high rise towers developing –
a counterpoint to the City and Canary Wharf
(2nd March 2017)
(2nd March 2017)
London's skyline has recently been changing with dramatic speed as these comparisons with 2005 (see below) show. The biggest changes have been in the City, around London Bridge – notably with the Shard, and most recently around the Elephant/towards Blackfriars.
Late sunshine on the Shard with
Dawson Heights in foreground
(above and below)
(2.3.17)
Dawson Heights in foreground
(above and below)
(2.3.17)
Another grouping of new towers between the City and Canary Wharf
Still constructing in the City – optimistic despite Brexit?
Dramatic changes since 2005 - see below
Less of a change looking towards Canary Wharf
– just a few more towers
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Dramatic changes since 2005 - see below
February 2017
London's skyline in 2005
September 2005
Back then the NatWest Building and the
recently completed Gherkin
were the two dominant City towers.
Now both are overshadowed by taller buildings
– just a few more towers
•••
Reflecting on a van in the front room .....
Jim,
ReplyDeleteI know you take and have taken photos abundantly down the years. I was wondering if you could post a few taken from the same spot over time - that would really show London's changing skyline.
Keep up the good work,
Graham
Hi Graham. Thanks. Have posted a few from 2005 to give an idea. Will post a more comprehensive selection another time. Jim
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