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once, and as such, is a natural starting point for exploring the UK’s capital. Visitors can find the entire city laid out before them.” Tree restaurants will occupy the 31st, 32nd and 33rd floors. Oblix dished up for the first time in May, offering a New York grill-inspired menu. It is the fourth London venture for restaurateurs Rainer Becker and Arjun Waney. Te Chinese Hutong restaurant, based on the celebrated Hong Kong restaurant of the same name, will follow in June this year, while its
sister establishment, Aqua Shard, is to open the following month. Te 220 cover restaurant will focus on British produce and will boast a three-storey atrium bar. Window tables at all three establishments are likely to be at a premium. Te Shard’s restaurant offer doesn’t end
there. Te five star Shangri-La Hotel will possess a number of dining options, including its Asian-inspired destination restaurant on the 35th floor. Te hotel is likely to welcome
its first guests from September, to what will be the first Shangri-La in the UK. Te luxury facility promises some of the largest individual guestrooms in London and will offer guests an infinity pool on the 52nd floor, with panoramic views of the city. Offices will occupy around 600,000 sq ft up to the 28th floor of the prestigious landmark. Te space is now fit for purpose but currently lies empty, with occupants expected to arrive towards the end of the year. Investment banking firm Duff & Phelps recently became the first company to confirm their tenancy, after they exchanged contracts on around 20,000 sq ft of office space. International broadcasters Al Jazeera and energy firm South Hook LNG are strongly rumoured to soon be following suit, with other major firms expected to be announced in the coming months. Together with the 5,000 sq ft of second floor
retail units that open out on to the concourse of London Bridge Station, Te Shard also boasts 10 of the most exclusive residences in the country, with views unrivalled. Te properties are believed to be valued at anything between £30m and £50m. London Mayor Boris Johnson, who cut the
ribbon at the opening of Te View from Te Shard earlier this year, said: “I am confident that Te Shard and the huge London Bridge Quarter development will change the face of this important part of our city, attracting new businesses and creating thousands of jobs in the coming years.”
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