Conceived for the upper levels of 22 Bishopsgate, the project explores the idea of transforming the viewing gallery into a spatial landscape suspended above the city.

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The interior is shaped as an artificial topography of soft, flowing forms integrating greenery, light and reflective surfaces. Inspired by desert horizons and land-art environments, the design introduces a continuous ground-like surface that contrasts with the vertical skyline of London visible beyond the glass façade.

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A sculpted central volume, recalling the rhythm of the city’s towers, emerges within this fluid landscape, establishing a dialogue between the organic interior terrain and the metropolitan horizon outside.

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The project reframes the viewing gallery as a suspended landscape, where horizon, light and skyline converge into a contemplative urban experience.