St Pauls Tower, Residential skyscraper in Sheffield, England.
St Pauls Tower is a 101-meter residential skyscraper with 32 floors located in central Sheffield. The ground floor contains retail spaces including a Sainsbury's Local supermarket and several dining establishments.
Construction started in 2006 on the former site of St Pauls Church, demolished in 1938 near Sheffield Town Hall. When completed in 2010, it became the city's tallest building.
The tower marks Sheffield's shift from an industrial past toward contemporary urban living, serving as a residential landmark that shapes how the city center feels today.
The ground floor offers accessible retail and dining options for visitors and residents alike. Its central location makes it easy to explore the surrounding area on foot and reach other nearby attractions.
When completed, the building surpassed Sheffield University's Arts Tower to become the city's highest point. Many visitors overlook the fact that nearby historic churches create an interesting contrast with this modern structure.
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