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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.

THE FUTURE of a skyscraper that is set to rival The Shard has been thrown into doubt over concerns it could baffle pilots. The new tower would be one

One Undershaft would reach 74-storeys, revised plans sent to City of London Corporation show.

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.

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.

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.

A panel of experts discussed how best to manage the recruitment process in a fast-changing market

Revised proposal for segmented skyscraper replaces Square Miles trellis tower plan

Neo-Georgian facade and Joe Kennedy’s replica of the White House Oval Office expertly preserved in building’s conversion to luxury apartments

After a prolonged delay, construction is set to begin in several weeks, with the opening of Chucky’s, including Sam’s Foods, projected for this spring.