When the London Eye lost its position as the world’s tallest Ferris wheel in 2006, it did so to the 525ft (160m) Star of Nanchang in the Chinese city of the same name – and fell to third when ...

point to Vienna’s Giant Ferris Wheel -also British designed - which has been going strong since 1897. By the time of its ...

"It's about celebrating London," says architect Julia Barfield who designed the London Eye It's a perfect day ... reducing their design to a pastiche Ferris wheel. "We would have been the laughing ...

It’s unfortunate that the BMC is focusing on just one replica of the London Eye, when it’s obvious we need a lot more ...

The tourist attraction offers stunning views of the British capital, attracting millions of visitors annually.

If there’s anyone who can allow themselves a wistful gaze up at the London Eye this weekend as it celebrates its 25th anniversary, it’s the iconic wheel’s co-architect Julia Barfield. “I’ve been going ...

architect Julia Barfield is still giddy that the London Eye ferris wheel has become a symbol of the city. The initial priority was finding a breathtaking way to see the British capital ...

The first contractor insisted on cost-cutting changes to the capsules that did not fit with the architects' vision, reducing their design to a pastiche Ferris ... Eye on to the London skyline ...

Soaring above the London skyline in her most famous creation, architect Julia Barfield is thrilled that the London Eye Ferris ...