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Virtual Tour of Church of St Andrew Undershaft - between Lloyds Building & the Gherkin, London, England

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Liz Mitchell says:
"I haven't been here although I have seen the Gherkin across London, its interesting seeing the very modern gherkin next to a lovely old church. "

Totir Alexandru says:
"The Gherkin building has become iconic for London because of the unique architecture. It's overshadowing all the buildings in its near proximity."

Jeff Teather says:
"Officially known as 30 St Mary Axe, the Gherkin building is designed by Sir Norman Foster. He is one of my favourite architects with his best work, in my opinion, being the Milau Bridge in France which is quite simply awesome! I think he's actually a Lord now and if anyone deserves this accolade he does. Well done Norm!"

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