City in the sky: Ambitious blueprint for London - Endless City Skyscraper!

[♥ Lily ♥]

With the lack of space for Houses,where are they going to find space for Gardens? It's the only solution.

I admire that Men.

Yes it's a practical solution. London has a lot of great parks and lots of new trees have been planted, but balconies and roof-top gardens saves space for gardens on top of stores like Harvey Nichols, etc, and also it's a nice way to view over cities. There's also seasonal open-air rooftop cinemas, roof-top ice-skating rinks (over the London Aquarium) and quite a number of rooftop restaurants and bars, and even a rooftop cinema with sauna baths in London. I think people like to experiment with new ideas, like with the boating lake and mini-golf which was on top of the Selfridges department store on Oxford St during the London Olympics. The cable cars over the River Thames by the Millennium Dome and the BT Zip Wire idea which was tried out in Victoria Park are great ideas too and saves congestion at both ground-level and on the congested public tube transport deep beneath the city.

[LightHouse89]

with these people running around england? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ined-ISIS.html

LOL you have to be insane hahahaha.

[♥ Lily ♥]

with these people running around england? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ined-ISIS.html

LOL you have to be insane hahahaha.

It's a depressing article and worrying. Security is tight on the London Eye wheel, so I guess tight-security will be essential with these types of new ambitious projects too. I try to focus on the positive aspects in our country, but I'm aware of the negative side too and terror attacks is also a concern, (reminiscent of grey clouds and overcast looming around any glimpse of sunshine), and exacerbated further by ISIS supporters. I think voting for UKIP is a glimmer of hope as a solution in dealing with this situation of ISIS terrorism supporters.

[TheGoldenSon]

The concept is amazing and if it was built it would be a symbol of Anglo engineering prowess which would mark the 2010s, as much as the Dubai's landmarks marked the 2000s.