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The colour scheme of black, grey, white and blue makes the tower stand out especially against the sky, and also makes it look like an organic growth from the more historical buildings of London which doesn't happen in full colour drawings and photographs.
Something I could criticise you on, although this is my personal taste, I would've liked it if the other towers had the lines similar to the Gherkin, but as I said, just my taste, and others probably like the exclusiveness given to the Gherkin.
But, yes, I like this sketch very much and I think it is a good example of architectural drawings!
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