The Lloyds Bank Tower at Number One Lime Street is one of the most fascinating buildings I have ever seen. The architect, Sir Richard Rogers, designed the building with all its utilities on the outside. This allows any one who passes by to view the inner workings that keep the building alive and working.

This is a close up photograph of the pipes that make up the external skeleton of the this modern tower in the heart of the city of London. What really makes this building so spectacular to look at is the way it is presented, great care has been taken to incorporate some amazing colours through the lighting used on the building. This has given the photograph great depth with purple, yellow, pink and blue all prominent colours of this mighty building in the heart of the city of London.