Tulip

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vetran replied

19 November 2018, 21:25
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

The shape of the tower is very "Brexit" I think.

what long hard & very very long?
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BR14 replied

19 November 2018, 20:47
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

Why oh why oh why!

Ugly building; pointless purpose.

c'est la Vie , - oh bugger, that's in foreign, i'll get banned again by basel brush
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ladymuck replied

19 November 2018, 16:12
Why oh why oh why!

Ugly building; pointless purpose.
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NickFitz replied

19 November 2018, 15:29
Originally posted by BlueSharp View Post

At 1,000ft (305m) high, it will be the City of London's tallest skyscraper and about 3ft shorter than the Shard, the UK's highest building.

If you're going to all that trouble, why wouldn't you bother making it four feet taller?
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Benny replied

19 November 2018, 13:17
Originally posted by BlueSharp View Post

London's had the Gherkin, the Cheese Grater and the Walkie Talkie and now, if the plans are approved, a new tower called the Tulip will join the skyline.

and also the Scalpel-I always thought what the Gherkin needed was two semi domes constructed either side just to finish off the effect
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WTFH replied

19 November 2018, 12:56
You might want to look into the guy that is funding the project. Got a bit of a colourful background.
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WTFH replied

19 November 2018, 12:53
Merging these two tulip threads into one.
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BlasterBates replied

19 November 2018, 12:30
The shape of the tower is very "Brexit" I think.
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BlueSharp replied

19 November 2018, 12:28
Tulip

No seriously the symbol of Brexit and the city we all need.

'Tulip' tower planned for London's skyline - BBC News

'Tulip' tower planned for London's skyline

London's had the Gherkin, the Cheese Grater and the Walkie Talkie and now, if the plans are approved, a new tower called the Tulip will join the skyline.

At 1,000ft (305m) high, it will be the City of London's tallest skyscraper and about 3ft shorter than the Shard, the UK's highest building.
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BR14 started a topic Tulip

19 November 2018, 11:47
Tulip

Do the planners read this forum d'ye think????

'Tulip' tower planned for London's skyline - BBC News
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