ABSTRACT

A. Sixteen-storey office block B. Five-storey office block w ith through views to the

Tower. This building, which is opposite All Hallows Church, has been planned and sited w ith due defer­ ence to the Church; but an alternative development is being considered in relation to a particular objec­ tion

C. General Steam Navigation Company D. Improved Riverside Restaurant and new jetty E. A new eight-storey building at the south end of

Seething Lane F. Six-storey office block G. Bakers' Hall H. Eight-storey office and commercial building J. Five-storey office building which may later house the

Tower Hill Station K. The five-and three-storey buildings, open on the

ground floor, which enclose the Crescent M. N. R. S. Commercial buildings O. Proposed hostel P. Multi-storey car park for 750 cars

141. The Tower: the 1 959 scheme A view of the model from the south-west. Running

diagonally across the model from lower left to top centre is Lower Thames Street, realigned to join up with Tower Hill. As planners we wished the whole of this street to

be in tunnel to allow uninterrupted pedestrian access on the environs of the Tower. Financial difficulties prevented

it. In the foreground is the proposed office complex, whose three levels of car parking may be seen.