Tabard Square
London, UK
Project outline
At 1.2 hectares, Tabard Square designed by architects Rolfe Judd, is one of the largest regeneration sites within Central London. The impressive mixed-use development consists of three striking buildings set around a striking landscaped square.
The distinctive 22 storey tower offers a variety of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and duplex penthouses, all designed to a highly contemporary specification. This landmark scheme provides 572 stylish apartments and penthouses with striking views across London 37% of the residential units are affordable.
A 4000 sq ft sculptural pavilion forms the centre piece of the public square and includes bars and restaurants.
It is the intention that the development will increase permeability through the site, and act as an important focal point for the continuing regeneration of the Borough area.
Contract value
£80,000,000
Key features
- Mixed use city centre urban regeneration.
- Significant archaeological interest at the fringe of the City.
- Coordinated liaison and negotiations with English Heritage and MoLAS
- Geo-Environmental assessment of contamination and recommendations for remediation.
- Analysis of floodplain issues and negotiations with Environment Agency
- Multi-storey blocks generally constructed of reinforced concrete frame construction with flat slabs and shear walls for lateral stability.
- Thin columns fit within party walls of residential units.
- Hotel accommodation above health & fitness club constructed with load-bearing timber framed technology.
- Extensive external works comprising cut and fill earthworks, car parks, bridges and culverts.
Appointment
- Structural
- Infrastructure
- Geotechnical