The modern landscape of England’s capital city has some of the most iconic structures in the worlds of business and tourism, and there is still an appetite to always have the next big idea on the drawing board. Because of this, there has never been a better time to work in construction in London. Growing levels of business activity are always going to require bigger and better state-of-the-art premises, and this has led to the development of The Shard, The Walkie-Talkie and The Cheese Grater - all three of these towers have their own unique design that makes them truly stand out in London’s skyline. If you think that these are impressive, you may also be interested to know that there are currently more than 200 proposed developments in the pipeline that have more than 20 storeys. More developments mean that roles in construction in London will continue to show strong levels of demand. This interactive graphic tells the story of London's changing skyline, as seen from Waterloo bridge. Drag on the timeline to make buildings appear or disappear and click on the circular "i" icons to reveal information on each individual building. Visit Full interactive piece: http://www.randstad.co.uk/cpe/12-construction-projects-that-have-transformed-the-london-skyline/

1. 12 Construction projects that have
transformed the London skyline

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St. Pauls Cathedral

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The Stock Exchange

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Tower 42

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54 Lombard Street

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30 St Mary Axe

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Willis Building

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Heron Tower

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Leadenhall Building

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20 Fenchuch Street

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100 Bishopsgate

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52-54 Lime Street

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The Pinnacle