Multifamily Housing

Mace and Make work on London's 40-story residential tower

The tower is one of six residential high-rises planned near London’s City Road, which is undergoing a mini construction boom.

By BD+C Staff | April 28, 2015

Mace and Make work on London 40-story residential tower — View from the Atlas on City Road, an area with the recently earned nickname "Silicon Roundabout district." Renderings courtesy Rocket Investments

A new 40-story residential tower will go up on London’s City Road, which is undergoing a mini construction boom, Construction Enquirer reports.

The Rocket Investments-developed Atlas Building, as the multifamily development will be named, resembles a series of blades stacked neatly on top of each other. It was designed by global architecture practice Make. Construction firm Mace was selected to build the tower, with construction scheduled to start in July.

In addition to the residential tower is a public piazza and retail and dining space. The project is due for completion at the end of 2018.

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