Tall Residential Buildings
London is having a sprouting of tall residential buildings like Vermilion.
As someone, who with his late wife, brought their children up in one of the tallest building in Europe in Cromwell Tower, I can’t say I am against this trend.
One of my sons, still talks with affection about living there.
Provided of course, that they are well-designed and built.
January 16, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | World | Architecture, Barbican
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