Millbank Tower - London, UK

Architect	Ronald Ward and Partners
Date Built	1963
Location	21-24 Millbank, Westminster
Description
This Grade II Listed, 33-storey office tower occupies a position on Millbank overlooking the Thames, between Lambeth Bridge and Vauxhall Bridge. Built for the Engineering Company Vickers, it was originally known as the Vickers Tower. When completed, circa 1963, it was London's tallest building standing 118 metres high. The buildings website claims that it is the, "Imposing, well-known and respected home to firms of international stature." It goes on to add that it features, " ... an impressive double height reception and spacious refurbished office floors." Among the amenities within the building is an Indian Restaurant called the "Cinnamon Club", the Footstool Café and the Millbank Lounge. Located on the 29th floor of the Millbank Tower is Altitude 360, " ... a renowned market leader in ultra-modern, exceptional experiences and service for events." The owners describe the facility as, "essentially a blank canvas, making it an impressive and versatile space for any event. Altitude 360 can be used as one continuous venue or the electronic retractable walls can be used to create break-out spaces and syndicate rooms. The rooms boast white marble floors, white-washed walls, black leather banquette seating, black slate bars and penthouse style designer furniture."