TALK | London Icons: The history and future of tall buildings in London

London is well known for its distinctive architectural profiles and sweeping views, which were for centuries defined by the dome of St. Paul’s, the Tower of London and a wonderful peppering of church spires. This changed dramatically in the twentieth century as technology, policy and fashion led to a rise in tall buildings. As London’s skyline grew upwards, so did an awareness of protecting cherished views, and the first related height restriction policy was established in 1936. 

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