Cannon Place

Cannon Place, Cannon Street London.

Foggo Associates’ scheme for Cannon Place renovates and extends a very busy underground and network rail scheme, providing 36,000 square meters of office accommodation. Cannon Place is eight stories high, sitting above the station featuring curved and double-curved glazing, atria, spectacular views across the city, and some impressive external structural steelwork.

Architectural photography completed over two days, using 5×4” large format Fuji Pro 160 NS, in a Toyo VX125b. The lenses used were a Schneider 58mm Super-Angulon f5.6 XL, Schneider 72mm Super-Angulon f5.6 XL, Rodenstock 135mm Apo-Sironar-S f5.6, Rodenstock 210mm Apo-Sironar-S f5.6. (All images copyright Simon Kennedy, London Architectural Photographer.)

 

Cannon Place:

 

Dusk shot from Cannon Street:

 

The east elevation:

 

View from Cannon Street at sunset:

 

External Structure expressed in steel:

 

Mesh cladding detail:

 

East elevation showing exposed external steel structure:

 

Another view of the east elevation:

 

External detail of facade:

 

The facade of Cannon Place to Cannon Street:

 

Dusk shot:

 

Dusk architectural photograph:

 

Dusk view of Cannon Place:

 

Photograph showing the new building and its relationship to the existing architecture:

 

Cannon Street:

 

Cannon Street view:

 

Architecture of the east elevation:

 

Cannon Place – external steel structure:

 

Cantilevering Corner:

 

Interior:

 

Meeting room:

 

View form the office out toward the Monument:

 

Interior office floor:

 

View towards St Paul’s Cathedral:

 

Curved glazed corner of the office:

 

Architecture of the office floors:

 

Cannon Place office floor:

 

Typical office floor:

 

Office floor with atria:

 

Office floor:

 

Architecture of Cannon Place:

 

Office floor:

 

Office interior showing views across London:

 

Lift lobby:

 

Lift lobbies:

 

Architectural photograph looking up the atrium:

 

The atrium at Cannon Place:

 

Cannon Place:

 

Looking up the atrium:

 

Looking up the atrium which also features expressed structural steel:

 

At the top of the atrium, lift mechanisms are expressed:

 

Architecture of the top of the atrium:

 

Atrium glazing:

 

Atrium top:

 

In the Atrium:

 

The Cannon Place atrium:

 

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