30 St Mary Axe, Iconic Eco-Friendly Skyscraper

St Mary Axe EC3
It looks very fashionable in ancient London
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Architecture

Introduction

Designed by Lord Foster, 30 St Mary Axe, also known as "The Gherkin", is a world-famous building and the headquarters of Swiss Re in London. This skyscraper is an iconic building of modern UK, utilizing various energy-saving strategies such as natural lighting and ventilation to reduce energy consumption.

Must-go rating

Generally
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Transportation

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Bus transportation
Address
St Mary Axe EC3
Transportation
Take Circle line, Hammersmith & City line or Metropolitan line to Aldgate Station. Walk west for 3 minutes.
Phone +44 0207 071 5000
Website http://www.30stmaryaxe.info

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