25 Bank Street

25 Bank Street is an office tower with 33 floors rising to 153 meters in Canary Wharf, shaping London's skyline with its glass and steel structure. The building features a comprehensive system of elevators to serve movement throughout all levels.

The building was initially planned for Enron's European operations in 2001 but was later adopted by Lehman Brothers as their headquarters until the firm's collapse in 2008. JPMorgan acquired the structure in 2010 and has operated it as a business center since then.

The tower stands as part of London's modern financial district in the Docklands area, contributing to the contemporary urban landscape. Its glass facade and sleek form reflect how this former industrial zone has transformed into a center for global business.

The building sits directly beside the Jubilee Line underground station and the Docklands Light Railway station, providing quick access to public transportation. The surrounding area offers shops and restaurants, and the neighborhood is easy to navigate on foot.

The construction required specialized engineering solutions because the site is surrounded by water on three sides. This challenge made the project technically demanding and showcases the skill needed for modern tower building.

Location: London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Inception: 2003

Architects: César Pelli

Official opening: April 5, 2004

Floors above the ground: 33

Elevators: 29

Height: 153 m

GPS coordinates: 51.50297,-0.02103

Latest update: December 20, 2025 12:06