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New London skyscraper One Undershaft had to be taken back to the drawing board after complaints over its previous designs

The proposed 1 Undershaft skyscraper is meant to help woo workers, but it’ll make the Square Mile worse for everyone

Plans for a new skyscraper which would tower over the City of London and rival The Shard could be scuppered because it could confuse air traffic controllers.

Eric Parry Architects has updated its plans for the One Undershaft skyscraper in London, increasing its height to make it the UK's joint tallest building.

The building will dwarf the Gherkin and other skyscrapers (Picture: DBOX/Eric Parry) A new London skyscraper which will dwarf the Gherkin and become one of the tallest buildings in Europe has been unveiled. 1 Undershaft will sit at 309.6 meters and protrude across the capital’s iconic skyline, offering the highest occupied public floor height in the UK. The building is so tall the Civil Aviation Authority had to insist it was

New designs have been unveiled for 1 Undershaft, nicknamed the Trellis, which will sit at a height of 309.6 meters and will feature an 11-storey podium whilst the top two floors will be fully glazed.

Demolition to start this year for 74-floor One Undershaft tower

Expert says Britain’s ‘can-do’ attitude to planning has been replaced by a process that is a ‘gamble’ and highly politicised

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