The latest building is Tower 42 in London, coupled with a simplified 30 St Mary Axe. Tower 42 is the tallest building in the City of London at 183 metres compared to 179.8 metres for its neighboring 30 St Mary Axe. Built in 1980 by Architects Seifert and Partners, Tower 42 was originally home to the Natwest Bank with rumours that its unique shape mirrored the Natwest’s logo at the time. This seems to be however an urban myth, the building is now an office complex with a restaurant on the 42nd floor offering views of London.

The file is only 28k…

You can download the kmz file to fly into the model in Google Earth here (28k)

By grabbing two snap shots in Google Earth you can create anaglyph stereo views. I’m not sure why you would want to.. but if you have a pair of Red/Blue Stereo Glasses its worth a look to see the Euston Tower come out of the screen…

You can view a full screen version of the image here.

The Euston Tower dominates the top end of Tottenham Court Road, London. Built in 1970 the tower is non-descript, being most famous in London for being the previous home of Capital Radio and dubbed the ‘Power Tower’.

You can download the kmz file to fly into the model in Google Earth here (700k)