LONDON | Project Compilation Thread - Page 9

wjfox2004 · #1 Posted **Dec 4, 2006, 10:56 PM**

Posted by Jef on SSC -

jef · #2 Posted **Dec 13, 2006, 5:36 PM**

short video by me representing CW in 2012, well most buildings:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvQWgCP-3x0

Metropolitan · #3 Posted **Dec 13, 2006, 11:54 PM**

It's been so long I've seen those renderings, I can't wait to see the construction starting !

Marre · #4 Posted **Dec 14, 2006, 12:35 AM**

Fantastic reading/viewing - all looks very good

Has anygone got anything about redevelopment of London's major railway termini?

jef · #5 Posted **Dec 21, 2006, 12:38 PM**

for those interested:

short vid of the City of London 2012 in Google Earth.
Tallest (150m+) 3D buildings with texture:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kWVmstEJdg

Swede · #6 Posted **Dec 21, 2006, 10:35 PM**

Both those vids are pretty sweet.

any plans on adding more stuff to the models?

jef · #7 Posted **Dec 22, 2006, 7:37 AM**

Thanks

Yes, next step is to incorporate all 50m+ buildings in the City.

wjfox2004 · #8 Posted **Jan 14, 2007, 5:34 PM**

News of another skyscraper for the City.

This is planned for the Bishopsgate Goods Yard site, and is going into planning later this year.

If built, it will stand opposite the Broadgate Tower (165m) and the Northgate Tower (180m, also in planning). Based on this early model, it looks at least 200m -

wjfox2004 · #9 Posted **Jan 16, 2007, 1:04 PM**

If you include EVERYTHING currently planned for London - even those towers in pre-planning - then it looks like this...

Green = completed | Blue = proposed | Red = under construction

London Bridge Tower 310m
Bishopsgate Tower 288m
1 Canada Square 235m
Heron Tower 242m
122 Leadenhall 225m
North Quay tower one 216m
Heron Quays West one 214m
Riverside South tower one 214m
North Quay tower three 203m
20 Blackfriars Road 200m
8 Canada Square 200m
25 Canada Square 200m
Riverside South tower two 189m
BT Tower 191m
Tower 42 183m
St George's Wharf 181m
Northgate 181m
Vauxhall Bondway 180m
30 St Mary Axe 180m
Beetham Tower 175m
Vauxhall Cross tower one 170m
Bevis Marks House 168m
Doon Street Tower 168m
100 Bishopsgate 165m
Broadgate Tower 165m
20 Fenchurch Street 160m
1 Churchill Place 156m
Croydon Gateway 155m
Heron Quays West tower two 155m
40 Bank Street 153m
25 Bank Street 153m
10 Upper Bank Street 151m
Merchant Square 150m

................................

That's 33 buildings over 150m. And a few which are just under -

Pan Peninsula Tower 147m
Multiplex Living Tower 147m
First Base Tower 147m
Guys Hospital 143m
Wood Wharf tower one 140m
Wood Wharf tower two 140m
East India Dock Road tower 138m
Marsh Wall block two 137m
New Providence Wharf Building C 136m
London Eye 135m

JOVIMECARCH · #10 Posted **Jan 16, 2007, 8:52 PM**

very nice pics

Swede · #11 Posted **Jan 16, 2007, 9:50 PM**

@wj - how many of those are in CW or in the City?

wjfox2004 · #12 Posted **Jan 16, 2007, 10:12 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by Swede

@wj - how many of those are in CW or in the City?

The ones marked with an asterisk (*) are in the City. The ones marked with a hash symbol (#) are in Canary Wharf -

London Bridge Tower 310m
* Bishopsgate Tower 288m
# 1 Canada Square 235m
* Heron Tower 242m
* 122 Leadenhall 225m
# North Quay tower one 216m
# Heron Quays West one 214m
# Riverside South tower one 214m
# North Quay tower three 203m
20 Blackfriars Road 200m
# 8 Canada Square 200m
# 25 Canada Square 200m
# Riverside South tower two 189m
BT Tower 191m
* Tower 42 183m
St George's Wharf 181m
* Northgate 181m
Vauxhall Bondway 180m
* 30 St Mary Axe 180m
Beetham Tower 175m
Vauxhall Cross tower one 170m
* Bevis Marks House 168m
Doon Street Tower 168m
* 100 Bishopsgate 165m
* Broadgate Tower 165m
* 20 Fenchurch Street 160m
# 1 Churchill Place 156m
Croydon Gateway 155m
# Heron Quays West tower two 155m
# 40 Bank Street 153m
# 25 Bank Street 153m
# 10 Upper Bank Street 151m
Merchant Square 150m

................................

# Pan Peninsula Tower 147m
Multiplex Living Tower 147m
First Base Tower 147m
Guys Hospital 143m
# Wood Wharf tower one 140m
# Wood Wharf tower two 140m
# East India Dock Road tower 138m
# Marsh Wall block two 137m
# New Providence Wharf Building C 136m
London Eye 135m

wjfox2004 · #13 Posted **Jan 20, 2007, 12:57 AM**

Having visited London recently, UNESCO are recommending that LBT and the Bishopsgate Tower be cancelled, or the Tower of London could lose its "World Heritage" status. Please sign this petition to the Mayor of London -

http://www.petitiononline.com/ldntower/petition.html

sentinel · #14 Posted **Jan 21, 2007, 4:21 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by wjfox2004

Having visited London recently, UNESCO are recommending that LBT and the Bishopsgate Tower be cancelled, or the Tower of London could lose its "World Heritage" status. Please sign this petition to the Mayor of London -

http://www.petitiononline.com/ldntower/petition.html

I just signed, # 303

jef · #15 Posted **Jan 28, 2007, 7:42 PM**

Three new developments are available as prelet opportunity in CW (cfr. Canarywharfoffices) with delivery anticipated in 2009 (10 CP and 30 NC) and 2010 (RS). Leasing agents are Knight Frank and
CB Richard Ellis

10 Churchill Place (situated in between 20 Canada Square (McGraw Hill & BP) & State Street’s new HQ under construction)

30 The North Colonnade situated in between the new KPMG HQ at 15 Canada Square & Barclays HQ at One Churchill Place):

Riverside South (situated immeditately to the south of the Four Seasons hotel, close to Westferry Circus)

Last pic shows the view from Barclays tower (2003). Taken by Stuart.

jef · #16 Posted **Jan 30, 2007, 12:03 PM**

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jef · #17 Posted **Feb 4, 2007, 9:04 PM**

Enabling works have now started on Soutwhark Towers.

The revised development programme:

Newcastle Kid · #18 Posted **Feb 5, 2007, 3:45 PM**

Great news!

clarky2005 · #19 Posted **Feb 5, 2007, 4:53 PM**

Fantastic news so demolition will start in October

wjfox2004 · #20 Posted **Feb 6, 2007, 4:14 PM**

http://www.building.co.uk/story.asp?storycode=3080952

Olympic masterplan unveiled

6 February, 2007

By Vikki Miller

The Olympic Delivery Authority submits a 10,000 page planning application for the Olympic Park

The transformation of east London began today with the submission of a 10,000 page planning application for the Olympic Park for the 2012 games.

The 15-volume document outlining the Olympic Park masterplan, drawn up by an EDAW-led team including Allies & Morrison, HOK Sport, Foreign Office Architects and Buro Happold, is thought to be one of the biggest planning applications in European history.

It lays out the ODA’s proposals for 246 hectares including sports venues, infrastructure, utilities and open spaces.

The new plans show the changes to the original Olympic Park proposal in the bid. These include: relocating the international broadcast centre and main press centre to within the park boundary and a scaled back layout of venues and park facilities.

The planning application is made up of two elements: one for site preparation and the other for construction of the Olympic Park and the legacy for east London.

The site preparation document includes:

* Remediation, demolition and earthworks to prepare the land for construction
* Extensive works to waterways, including the construction of new river walls and flood defence walls

The Olympic and legacy application includes:

* The construction of 5 permanent venues (Olympic Stadium, Aquatics Centre, Velopark, Handball Arena, Eton Manor) and 3 temporary sporting venues (Basketball Arena, Hockey Venue, Fencing Venue)
* The construction of an International Broadcast Centre / Main Press Centre
* 11 permanent highway bridges and 13 permanent footbridges
* Above ground utilities, including: A wind turbine which will provide 6% of the Olympic Site’s energy requirements and in legacy will provide energy for the local community

David Higgins, chief executive of the ODA, said it was time to move to the next stage of the project.

He said: “We are ‘locking-in legacy’ at a very early stage – five and a half years before the Games begin – and we now move from the planning phase to the next stage of the Olympic Park project – what we are calling ‘Making the Park 3D – Demolition, Dig and Design’ which will take us to Beijing.”

The planning application will be assessed by the ODA’s planning committee. A decision is expected later this year.

The application also outlines a commitment to prepare a separate document, a legacy masterplan framework, which will focus on post-Olympic delivery or residential, commercial.