London's Changing Skyline

At certain points in its history, London must go through phases of rejuvenation. During the last 10 - 15 years skilled architects have designed an incredible range of contemporary buildings that have changed the city's skyline. These happily sit alongside the old as if they have always meant to be together. The view from the top of St. Pauls' Cathedral (yes, I managed all of those steps) revealed a skyline full of cranes.

The City of London Corporation that looks after the City on behalf of all who live, work and visit there, have put together a walking tour - Designs of the Times, discover the modern face of the city that leads the walker through the new, dynamic street-scapes of this city.

London has become so cosmopolitan, full of restaurants with state of the art fit outs and the photos below are what inspired me during my recent visit.

The City Information Centre, opposite St. Paul's

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The Shard

View from the top the One New Change Building

The entrance to a Mark's and Spencer at St Paul's Churchyard

The Happenstance Bar and Restaurant, Ludgate Hill

Wasabi, sushi bar at One New Change Building

Rustic ambiance of Paul's Boulangerie at St. Paul's Churchyard

Feature lighting at Byron Hamburger, One New Change 

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