Fosters tweaks Tulip after GLA gripes

By Jim Dunton2019-02-22T06:00:00

Practice increases space for schoolkids at controversial City attraction

Foster + Partners has reworked part of its controversial proposals for the Tulip tourist attraction after Greater London Authority planners raised “significant concerns” about the scheme.

While power to approve the 305m viewing tower earmarked for a site next to the Gherkin rests with planners at the City of London Corporation, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s City Hall staff have the chance to feed their views into the process.

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