The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 7 and Version 2 of 25 Canada Square
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| 25 Canada Square is the first of the 2000/2001 towers to be finished that form a [http://husk.org/pics/x/view/walks/wander/docklands_2002-07-22/canada_square_towers_west.jpg group of three towers] with [[1 Canada Square]]. |
25 Canada Square is the first of the 2000/2001 towers to be finished that form a [http://husk.org/pics/x/view/walks/wander/docklands_2002-07-22/canada_square_towers_west.jpg| group of three towers] with [[1 Canada Square]]. |
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Although it has the same height and floorspace as the neighbouring [[8-16 Canada Square]], owned by HSBC, the design is quite different, with more [http://husk.org/pics/x/view/walks/wander/docklands_2001-06-02/citigroup_tower.jpg sharp edges] and a stepping back at the top of the tower. It's also connected to a smaller building to the west. |
Although it has the same height and floorspace as the neighbouring [[8-16 Canada Square]], owned by HSBC, the design is quite different, with more [[http://husk.org/pics/x/view/walks/wander/docklands_2001-06-02/citigroup_tower.jpg|sharp edges]] and a stepping back at the top of the tower. It's also connected to a smaller building to the west. |
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25 Canada Square is the first of the 2000/2001 towers to be finished that form a [http://husk.org/pics/x/view/walks/wander/docklands_2002-07-22/canada_square_towers_west.jpg| group of three towers] with 1 Canada Square.
Although it has the same height and floorspace as the neighbouring 8-16 Canada Square, owned by HSBC, the design is quite different, with more sharp edges and a stepping back at the top of the tower. It's also connected to a smaller building to the west.
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