楔形斜面高塔：为让出教堂视线而倾斜

Design a City tower in the manner of Richard Rogers's Leadenhall Building — a tall wedge whose north face rises vertically while the south face slopes back at a constant angle purely to keep a protected sightline to a cathedral dome open, with the whole braced by an exposed external megaframe. Compose a tapering glass tower with a visible steel diagonal exoskeleton, brightly coloured service cores stacked on the rear elevation, a fully open public space at ground level beneath the building, a great dome visible past the slope, cool London daylight, low upward view along the incline, 24mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K