Supertall Tourist Viewing Towers

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Fostrer + Partners Submits a Proposal for a Tower in London

— November 19, 2018 — Art & Design
Foster + Partners produce the design visualization for a supertall viewing tower that is to be erected adjacent to the Gherkin skyscraper in London. While its existent neighbor is 180 meters in height, the proposed soon-to-be tourist hot spot is a stunning 305.3 meters which grants it the status of a supertall building — anything above 300 meters.

Foster + Partners does not settle for a traditional viewing tower either. Aside from the height, the concept of the structure is accentuated through its entertaining functionality. The architectural firm includes a rotating gondola on the building's facade which is sure to make it even more worth-while for tourists.

The supertall viewing tower has been approved by the City of London and the construction is scheduled to begin in 2020.

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