Calatrava's £1billion Scheme for London's Greenwich Peninsula Unveiled

John Hill

2. 二月 2017

PENINSULA PLACE DESIGN TEAM

Architect and Engineer
Santiago Calatrava

Executive Architect
Adamson Associates

Architect PP2
Allies and Morrison

Structural Engineer of record
Meinhardt

MEP Engineer
AECOM

Quantity Surveyor
Alinea

Hotel Architect
Reardon Smith

Hotel Advisors
Hamiltons

Office Advisors
Cushman & Wakefield

Retail Advisors
CWM in combination with Anne Hynes Consulting Ltd

Traffic Engineer
WSP

Planning Consultant
Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners

Gym Consultants
RCH

Legals
Forsters

Principle Designer
Stace

Urban Realm Designers
Schulz + Grassov

Daylight, sunlight, wind
Urban Microclimate

Development Agreement Model
Montagu Evans

Peninsula Place aerial (Image: Uniform)

Developer Knight Dragon has unveiled the 1.4 million square foot Peninsula Place project, the first building in London to be designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, as part of the transformation of Greenwich Peninsula.

The scheme includes an 80-foot-tall winter garden, a new tube and bus station, a theatre, a cinema and performance venue, bars, shops, and a "wellbeing hub," all below three towers with offices, apartments and hotels. A new land bridge will link the project to the Thames.

Peninsula Place (Image: Uniform)

Peninsula Place Bridge (Image: Uniform)

Peninsula Place is one component in London's largest regeneration project. The £8.4 billion transformation of Greenwich Peninsula is aimed at providing 15,720 new homes in seven new neighborhoods, London’s first major film studio, a new design district, schools, offices, health services and public spaces. Peninsula Place is envisioned, per a statement from Knight Dragon, as "the gateway to Greenwich Peninsula," and a signal of "the intent and ambition for this whole new district."