Bridgewater Place

Bridgewater Place, often referred to as the "Dalek" due to its unique shape, is a prominent skyscraper in Leeds, England. Standing at 32 stories tall, it is the tallest building in the city and serves as a mixed-use development with residential apartments, offices, and retail spaces. Completed in 2007, its modern design is notable for integrating green technology, making it more energy-efficient. However, it has faced challenges, including wind-related issues affecting the surrounding area. Bridgewater Place is a significant part of Leeds' skyline and a symbol of the city's urban development.