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Financial district in a major city full of offices, a good example of commercial construction.

Portcullis House windows at City Of Westminster

$London, Oct 09, 2023: A busy street scene in London with a mix of historic and contemporary buildings, capturing the city's dynamic and evolving architecture, including the well-known \$

Street level view of towering modern glass and steel office buildings sharing crowded urban space with older structures under cirrus clouds and blue sky.

Sir Norman Foster Building (The Gherkin), London, UK. Toned image

The Fenchurch Building (The Walkie-Talkie) - view of 20 Fenchurch Street or Walkie Talkie Building, 20 Fenchurch St, London EC3M 8AF, King William St in London, England, United Kingdom.

London - The Leadenhall Building and Aviva building and tower of church St. Andrew Undershaft.

Skyline of City of London with corporate office buildings of at sunset

London street with historic buildings and the impressive curved Walkie Talkie skyscraper emerging in the background on a sunny day with clear blue sky.

A horizontal photograph of tap sky scraper buildings of the Central London buildings as captured from inside the London eye. There are a lot of buildings giving an urban skyline under the sky. There are no people and no text, but there is copy space for text.

View of high rise glass building and dark steel window system, others buildings background

Picture of London’s Sky Garden building taken from street level, framed by older surrounding buildings, creating the illusion of the modern structure towering and closing in on the historic architecture below.

The City of London as seen from the top of the Monument to the Great Fire of London. The image shows 30 St Mary Axe (formerly Swiss Re Building and aka the Gherkin), designed by Norman Foster and Arup engineers and erected by Skanska on the site of the former Baltic Exchange in 2001–2003, Lloyd's of London (a British insurance and reinsurance market) and other buildings in the financial district, London, UK.

$Leadenhall Street is a street in the City of London. It is about 1⁄3-mile-long (0.54 km) and links Cornhill in the west to Aldgate in the east. It was formerly the start of the A11 road from London to Norwich, but that route now starts further east at Aldgate.\nLeadenhall Street has always been a centre of commerce. It connected the medieval market of Leaden Hall with Aldgate, the eastern gate in the Roman city wall. The East India Company had its headquarters there, as later did the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O). By the mid 20th century, grand stone-faced offices lined the street. Today it is closely associated with the insurance industry and particularly the Lloyd's insurance market, with its dramatic building in the adjacent Lime Street. It forms part of a cluster of tall buildings including the 48-storey “Cheesegrater” and the 38-storey “Scalpel”. Other buildings planned for the street include the 57-storey “Diamond”, the 50-storey “Prussian Blue” and the 34-storey “Gotham City”.Older buildings like the medieval church of St Katherine Cree seem incongruous among these towers, but the medieval heritage is preserved in the narrow slightly curving street and dense commercial activity.$

Modern financial district in Liverpool Street, London, UK

$Eastcheap street, East London, England, UK – 06/07/2024: architectural photography that highlights the exquisite details and grand visions of built environments in London.\n\nArchitectural Features of Eastcheap Street, East London\n\nLocation: Eastcheap Street, East London, England, United Kingdom\n\nDate of Photograph: 6th July 2024\n\nEastcheap Street showcases a blend of Victorian, Edwardian, and contemporary architecture. Ornate façades with decorative stonework, intricate cornices, and large arched windows are prominent. Modern buildings of glass and steel provide a sleek contrast, creating a dynamic streetscape.\n\nThe narrow, winding street layout reflects its medieval origins, with cobblestone pavements and period street lamps adding to the historical charm. Ground-level shopfronts feature traditional wooden frames and large display windows, while upper floors house offices or residences.\n\nEastcheap Street exemplifies London's architectural diversity and historical depth, merging heritage with modernity.$

View of the City of London from the River Thames on the left, 20 Fenchurch Street building, on a summer day.

Milan, Italy - November 13, 2022: Modern buildings at Porta Nuova in Milan, Lombardy, Italy

UK, skyscrapers in City of London including the Lloyds of London building, the Cheese Grater and the Gherkin.

details of modern office building; architecture detail;

Buildings in the financial district of the City of London on a winter's morning

London, UK - 30 April, 2024: City of London skyscrapers, Bishops Gate street

20 Fenchurch Street building, as known as the Walkie Talkie.

LLoyds building in the City of London, London,England,United Kingdom, Europe

London, United Kingdom - December 14 2021: The Gherkin Building, 30 St Mary Axe, exterior daytime view, City of London.

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