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Six tower plans to change London City skyline by 2026

Skyline views of the main London City tower cluster have been released assuming six more major consented schemes are built. The City of London Corporation has published the images ahead of consultations on the next City transport and local plans. Home to London’s most iconic skyscrapers, the City Cluster in the eastern corner of the…

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January 3, 2019, 1:19 PM UTC

Skyline views of the main London City tower cluster have been released assuming six more major consented schemes are built.

The City of London Corporation has published the images ahead of consultations on the next City transport and local plans.

Home to London’s most iconic skyscrapers, the City Cluster in the eastern corner of the Square Mile boasts seven big projects presently under construction, including 22 Bishopsgate.

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