The City’s tallest tower finally completes, a decade after it was supposed to

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Architect Karen Cook designed 22 Bishopsgate at PLP - as well as its abandoned predecessor, the Pinnacle, for her previous practice KPF

Work to build PLP’s 22 Bishopsgate has finally finished, more than five years after the job was rescued by veteran developers Sir Stuart Lipton and Peter Rogers – and a decade after the original scheme called the Pinnacle was first slated to be completed.

Main contractor Multiplex has handed over the 278m tall building – estimated to have a construction value of around £600m – to its operational team who will now take charge of the ongoing fit-out work ahead of a formal opening by the middle of the next year.

 

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