110 The Queen’s Walk, London Bridge City
Project Summary
Sector
Development + Repurpose
Clients
St Martins
Architect
Gensler
Services

Waterman

Structural
Waterman
Cost
Gleeds
Contractor
TBC
Sustainability
Twin & Earth
Size
233,588 sq.ft.
Value
£150 million
Role
PM + EA
Type
Partial Retention, New Build
Duration
110 Weeks

110 The

Queen's Walk

 

Transforming the iconic 110 The Queen’s Walk into a forward looking mixed-use destination with a re-imagined public realm.

 
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Development

Enhancing an iconic landmark

110 The Queen’s Walk is a part demolition and transformation of the former City Hall building and surrounding public realm. Retaining the conceptual ideas of the original circular floor plates and building silhouette, enhancements to the building’s form will be made in support of more usable workspaces.

The existing core and superstructure will be retained as far as possible to ensure that new embodied carbon is minimised, and façade updated with a greater balance of sustainable materials. Additional sustainability benefits will include simplified maintenance and cleaning, and opportunities to introduce biodiversity. As part of this project, 10,000 sqm of the public realm surrounding the building will be re-imagined, with planting increased by 104% to encourage biodiversity and wildlife and create green connections to Potters Fields Park, as well as redesigned lighting and seating to ensure it remains a destination for both residents and visitors to London Bridge City.

 

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Project In Numbers

Construction
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150

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Value

110

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