London’s wooden skyscraper explained

In 2016, a proposal was unveiled to construct London's first wooden skyscraper, made of timber and featuring midrise terraces. Planned for central London near the Barbican estate, the 300-meter tall building could accommodate up to 1,000 residential homes within a 1,000,000 square feet area. The structure aims to comply with fire regulations applicable to concrete and steel buildings. If successful, it would become London's second tallest building after The Shard.

In what year did the architecture firm propose the construction of London's first wooden skyscraper?

• 2017

• 2015

• 2016

• 2014

What is the planned height of the wooden skyscraper in central London?

• 300 meters

• 250 meters

• 200 meters

• 350 meters

How many new residential homes could the wooden skyscraper potentially house?

• 500

• 750

• 1250

• 1000

What type of regulations must the wooden skyscraper meet?

• Zoning

• Fire

• Environmental

• Noise

If completed, where would the wooden skyscraper rank in height among London's buildings?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth