occupier EG LONDON CHEESEGRATER
SPOTLIGHT insurance
Say cheese
The Cheesegrater – more properly the Leadenhall Building – tops out next week. Here’s how British Land and Oxford Properties’ wedge-shaped icon got to this point
£376M 26m
COMPONENTS ARE 26M LONG AND WEIGH AS MUCH AS SIX BUSES
WEIGHT 45 = TONNES
30m 18,000
THE BUILDING WILL FEATURE HALF AN ACRE OF NEW PUBLIC SPACE, APPROX
HIGH TONNES OF STEEL. 30
www.estatesgazette.com LARGEST SINGLE STEEL THE CONSTRUCTION WILL CONTRIBUTE AN ESTIMATED 736ft TO THE ECONOMY – EQUIVALENT TO THE GDP OF TONGA (224M) HIGH
8 47 2,000
SOME COMPONENTS TRAVEL OVER
FROM A PRODUCTION SITE IN THE NORTH WEST
83% TAKES PLACE OFF-SITE OF CONSTRUCTION FLOORS
M PER SECOND: THE FASTEST PANORAMIC PASSENGER LIFTS IN EUROPE
NUMBER OF JOBS BEING SUPPORTED
213 MILES
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