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This 47-story office tower looks like it might shave a block of parm quite well, hence its nickname: "The Cheese Grater." In fact, the wedge profile respects views of St. Paul's Cathedral.
Image courtesy Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
122 Leadenhall Street
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Laura Raskin, a former editor at RECORD based in Brooklyn, New York, writes about architecture.
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