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The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Image details File size:
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Similar stock images The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 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Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007252.html RM 3CP35BG – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007247.html RM 3CP35BB – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007093.html RM 3CP355W – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007028.html RM 3CP353G – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007025.html RM 3CP353D – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. Stock Photo https://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1 https://www.alamy.com/the-700-year-old-tower-of-all-hallows-staining-church-is-elevated-on-stilts-during-the-bottoming-out-ceremony-of-the-new-fifty-fenchurch-street-development-in-central-london-over-125000-tonnes-of-earth-has-been-removed-underneath-and-around-the-medieval-church-tower-to-make-way-for-the-development-of-a-new-650000-sq-ft-36-story-office-tower-on-the-site-where-the-tower-will-form-the-center-piece-of-a-new-public-space-picture-date-tuesday-september-23-2025-image702007027.html RM 3CP353F – The 700-year-old tower of All Hallows Staining church is elevated on stilts during the 'Bottoming Out' ceremony of the new Fifty Fenchurch Street development in central London. Over 125,000 tonnes of earth has been removed underneath and around the medieval church tower to make way for the development of a new 650,000 sq ft 36-story office tower on the site, where the tower will form the center piece of a new public space. Picture date: Tuesday September 23, 2025. 
