The sign was expected to be 80 feet tall, which is the maximum height allowed under zoning, with a 32-foot digital display. It would have been lit 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The span’s signature, 109-foot-tall pylon was to be built atop a footing, or base, at the northern end of the span.

The 60-foot tall pylon sign will be built on a prominent site next to the I-275 right-of-way to advertise businesses in a tax increment finance district (TIF) near the intersection of Business 28 ...

London London Saturday 19 September 2015 at 12:59pm Credit: London Design Festival A sculpture which looks like an upside down electricity pylon has been installed on the Greenwich Peninsula.