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DUK10137820_017
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. The planned gondola rides in bubble-like capsules
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DUK10137820_016
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of The Tulip’s Pavilion Roof Top Garden
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DUK10137820_015
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of The Tulip’s Viewing Gallery
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DUK10137820_014
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of The Tulip’s Visitor Lobby
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10137820_013
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. How the Tulip would look on the London skyline
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_012
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. How the London city skyline would look with the Tulip
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_011
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of Tulip’s Aspire London Space education facility
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_010
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. High rise viewing platforms
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_008
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. How the building would gaze over central London
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_007
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of The Tulip’s Aspire London Space education facility
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_006
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
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Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. View from the planned sky garden
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_005
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Planned sky garden bar at the top of the building
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_004
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. How the Tulip would look when completed towering above the Gherkin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_003
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. llustration of The Tulip’s Pavilion and public realm
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10137820_001
FEATURE - Pläne für einen tulpenförmigen Wolkenkratzer in London
Ferrari Press Agency
Tulip 1
Ref 12326
03/11/20
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit : DBOX for Forster + Partners
A controversial Tulip-shaped tower which has been refused panning permission by the city mayor is trying to get the ruling overturned.It has thin, stem like body topped off by a bud of glass and steel at the summit.And to the architects behind it, prestigious firm Forster + Partners , have released new renderings of their planned high-rise.The company says the development, simply called The Tulip, is just what the UK capital will need post-covid to help start a tourism boom.The new images show showing its interiors as the planning enquiry begins.A review is taking place as London mayor Sadiq Kahn rejected the proposal after the City of London had approved the attraction's construction. The visuals show several of the spaces that would be created within the planned 305.3-metre-high tourist attraction.These include The Tulip's Sky Bar, which would be built within a glass dome at the tip of the structure.
OPS:Rendering showing new visuals for the planned Tulip high rise in London. Illustration of The Tulip’s Aspire London Space community facility
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas