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Amid the Gloom, Builders Start Two New European Skyscrapers
03/10/2009 By Peter Reina
Progress on two major European skyscrapers may not represent the green shoots of economic recovery, but they help lighten the gloom. In London, pile work is due to start mid-month on the 310-m-tall "Shard," planned as Europe's second-tallest building. And workers in Frankfurt are beginning to mobilize the planned Tower 185.

Photo: Vivico Real Estate

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