This isn’t your typical skyscraper. It’s a 25-storey office block, but it wears a disguise. From some angles, it looks like two separate buildings fused together.
The real kicker? It sits on a tiny footprint of land. It’s a pencil tower, squeezed into a plot that feels more like a postage stamp.
Why So Skinny?
Blame the Victorian railway lines below. You can’t build big foundations over train tunnels. So the architects went up, not out.
They literally built around the problem. The result? A tower that seems to defy gravity and logic.
