Shard a week after the last section of steel had been lifted into place. View from More London development.April 7, 2012 |
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| Address: | The Shard, 32 London Bridge Street, London SE1 9SY |
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| Type: | Mixed use |
| Completion: | 2012 |
| Offices: | 25 |
| Accommodation: | 195 |
| Website: | www.the-shard.com |
| Viewed: | 1351 times |
Description
The Shard will be the tallest building in Western Europe, its crystalline façade transforming the London skyline with a mixed-use 310 m (1,016 ft) vertical city of high-quality offices, world-renowned restaurants, the 5-star Shangri-La hotel, exclusive residential apartments and the capital's highest viewing gallery offering 360° views.
Well-connected and comprehensively serviced by central London's transport infrastructure, facilities and amenities, the Shard is a timeless reminder of the power of imagination to inspire change.
OFFICE SPACE
In scale, scope and location, the office space laid out over 25 floors of the Shard will be unmatched in Europe - light, open Grade A space in a range of highly-serviced and specified floorplates all containing naturally-ventilated winter gardens.
This premium office space occupies floors 4 to 28 of the most high-profile building in Europe - an innovative landmark building at London's newest commercial quarter, rising to a record-breaking 1,016 ft (310 m) next to one of London's most significant transport interchanges.
Source: the-shard.com
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'If the Shard is a symbol of anything it's a symbol of finance capitalism' - Hal Foster [The Guardian]
'This is London, this is the Shard and we can kick sand in the face of the Eiffel Tower' - Irvine Sellar, the building's developer [The Guardian]
'We could send Europe's top politicians up there and not let them down until they solve the euro crisis' - Irvine Sellar, the building's developer [The Guardian]
'It is going be the building that says 'this is London,' and the message it is going to send is that London is brash, shiny and pretty bling.' - Jonathan Glancey, architecture critic at The Guardian. [Associated Press]
'Renzo and I believe that the Shard is one of London's most stunning post-war buildings.' - Irvine Sellar, chairman, Sellar Property Group [The Telegraph March 2012]
Published: 24. February 2011


















