• The Shard London Skyscraper, Tower — E-Architect

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    The Shard London, key skyscraper in England, UK - design by RPBW - skyscraper architect, photos, Renzo Piano building design pictures.

  • The Shard London - Visiting Europe's Tallest Building

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    At The Shard you can learn about London’s history through multimedia displays and exhibits, or simply sit back and enjoy the view from the champagne bar.

  • The Shard in London - Explore the Iconic Shard Architecture

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    But exactly how tall is the Shard, and how many floors does the Shard have in total? First off, who designed the Shard?

  • The Shard: A Skyscraper For Our Post-9/11 World? | ArchDaily

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    The New York Times Building may have been the first incarnation of Piano’s desire to defend the city, but it was the Shard that would be its ultimate expression.

  • 23 Facts About the Shard | The Shard | The Guardian

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    The Shard is 309.6 metres (1,016ft) high. ... The 1,400-sq-metre View from the Shard will open in February 2013. The Shard is the tallest building in Europe.

  • The Shard on AboutBritain.com

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    The Shard was officially opened with a stunning laser light show on 5 July 2012 by the Qatari Prime Minster and Prince Andrew, Duke of York.

  • The Shard

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    Photo by Mike Rolls. We have put together a photo gallery of The Shard. ... Man with Umrella and The Shard - Photo by Laurabot_.

  • The Shard In London - Before Travel

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    The Shard In London However, it is also known by several other names, including the ‘Shard of Glass’ and ‘Shard London Bridge’.

  • The Shard | History, Description, & Facts | Britannica

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    Piano took its inspiration from church spires and ships’ masts, but the Shard’s appearance better resembles the shaft of a stiletto switchblade.

  • The Shard - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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    Even before the arrival of the instantly iconic Shard, the riverside scene in Southwark had moved well beyond any up-and-coming phase of development.