Baltimore Tower

Baltimore Tower stands on the Isle of Dogs in Millwall, London. It is a 45-storey residential skyscraper with 366 apartments. The building is 149 metres high and has a distinctive twisted shape. American firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill designed it. It was once known as Arena Tower and nicknamed The Slinky for its playful curves. The site was home to the London Arena before construction began. The tower won the Best Residential High Rise Award at the International Property Awards in 2017. This recognition highlights its architectural quality and design innovation. The planning process began with an amended application in 2008 by Ballymore London Arena Ltd. Its striking form makes it a notable landmark in the London skyline. The twisted design sets it apart from other high-rises in the area. Visitors see a tall, curved building rising above Millwall’s docklands. The apartments inside offer modern living spaces with views across east London. The tower’s shape creates interesting light effects on its glass façade. Nearby, the former London Arena site adds a layer of history to the area. The Isle of Dogs provides a mix of waterfront views and urban surroundings.