The Brits Who Built the Modern World The Freedom of the Future The Leadenhall Building - The Cheesegrater Inside and around The Cheesegrater in London, as it neared completion in September 2013.

Woods Bagot has redrawn and reduced the height of its proposed 32-storey office tower in the City of London after the discovery of a Roman basilica on the site The scheme to build new office space and ...

Dynamo LED Displays custom-engineered four LED arches, each 7.38m high and 1.488m wide, to fit within the intricate brickwork ...

But it is also tinged. All around us – despite the landmark architecture – is emptiness. The giant Leadenhall Building seems devoid of people, apart from the security guards below. As we gaze ...

Its slender, glass and steel architecture gives it the distinctive ... With its characteristic slope, The Leadenhall Building is nicknamed 'The Cheesegrater' for this trapezoid shape.

Dynamo LED Displays has turned the foyer of a new skyscraper in London’s financial district into a digital showcase with the ...

An "extraordinary" discovery of London’s first Roman basilica has been found under the basement of an office building about to be demolished ... with Woods Bagot as the architects. Along with the new ...