Stock Exchange Building, City of London Architecture Photo, Design, Location, Date, Image
Stock Exchange London Architecture
Famous Structure in the City of London, England, UK Financial District Offices
9 Jun 2009
Stock Exchange Building London
(Former) London Stock Exchange Building
Date built: 1972
Location: Threadneedle Street / Old Broad Street
photos © Nick Weall
Height: 100m / 329 ft (16m higher than Lloyds Building, a majo financial district building close by to the North)
This famous British financial institution was founded in 1801.
In 1990 a bomb planted by the IRA exploded behind the visitors’ gallery, which closed in 1992.
The LSE moved to Paternoster Square in 2004
Location: Threadneedle Street, City of London, south east England, UK
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60-70 St Mary Axe
Design: Foggo Associates Architects
image courtesy of the architects
60-70 St Mary Axe
Key Buildings close by to London Stock Exchange:
122 Leadenhall Street, City of London
Design: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP)
Lloyds Building, City of London
Design: Richard Rogers Partnership
1 Undershaft Tower
Design: Eric Parry Architects
image : DBOX, courtesy Eric Parry Architects
1 Undershaft Tower
The Scalpel City of London Skyscraper
Design: Kohn Pederson Fox – KPF
image courtesy of the architects
The Scalpel City of London Skyscraper
York House Workspace, Pentonville Road, King’s Cross, North London
Design: de Metz Forbes Knight Architects (dMFK)
photo © Jack Hobhouse
York House Workspace
Royal College of Pathologists HQ, Alie Street, East London
Architects: Bennetts Associates
photograph : Peter Cook
Royal College of Pathologists East London
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Website : www.londonstockexchange.com
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