The City of London Corporation has been taking proposals for the Square Mile to make the area even more akin to the needs of citizens and tourists alike, which is exactly what 'The Tulip' aims to achieve.
Designed and proposed in partnership between the J. Safra Group and Fosters + Partners, the building features a nature-inspired look that would bring a transparent classroom up onto the cityscape. The unparalleled views of the surrounding city would be some of the best imaginable thanks to the 360-degree design that doesn't inhibit any direction from being hidden.
'The Tulip' would top out at 305.3 meters and aims to bring the London landscape into the modern era as it continues to lead the way in many market sectors including finance and beyond.
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