The winning entry, number 37, was submitted by Stewart, MacLaren and Dunn of London. They proposed an eight-legged metal tower – taller than the Eiffel Tower, which was at the time. It was to have two observation decks – each with restaurants, theatres, dancing rooms and exhibitions – winter gardens, Turkish baths and a 90-bedroom hotel. The top of the tower, reached by a system of lifts, was to provide a fresh-air sanatorium and an astronomical observatory, taking advantage of the clearer air offered by the altitude. The entire structure was to be illuminated by electric light.