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British Land — Corporate Update (January 2024)

42 slides from British Land's corporate update, Jan 16, 2024

  1. Slide 1: Canada Water Community Open Event

    Canada Water Community Open Event 16th January 2024 British £ Land

  2. Slide 2: Miles Price Freddie Broadhurst Philip Tait

    Miles Price Freddie Broadhurst Philip Tait Planning Director Social Impact Lead Head of Development British £ Land - es ! Roger Madelin int Head of Canada Water Emma Cariaga Joint Head of Canada Water & Head of Residential

  3. Slide 3: Keir Freestone Arianna Ricciotti James Turley

    < A a Keir Freestone Arianna Ricciotti James Turley Project Director Project Director Project Director | British £ Land Michael Delfs David Walters Project Director Project Director

  4. Slide 4: … and more

    CANADANATER cennect A=COM Julie Hutchinson Kita & Berman van Veerden Strategic Lead Community Manager Sarah Ward a Joanna Glen lan Walker Employment & Skills Manager Jordan Payne 40+ .. and more FB

  5. Slide 5: What's happening on site? A look forward

    What's happening on A look forward site? . “How you-can get Conversation over involved / refreshments

  6. Slide 6: Key

    Key Pre-application FB COMPLETED In for planning/consented Under construction Completed CONSENTED CONSENTED CONSENTED • H1 & H2: DUE TO SUBMIT MEANWHILE USE COMPLETED • UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONSENTED • UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONSENTED • UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONSENTED CONSENTED ZONE D: • PRE-APPLICATION • ZO

  7. Slide 7: Social infrastructure items agreed in S106

    FB The Canada Water development will deliver social infrastructure including: Items agreed in S106 Legal Agreement Details Schools (Primary and Secondary school) £5m to expand an existing primary school and deliver a 16+ education facility Leisure centre Deliver a new leisure centre for Southwark Co

  8. Slide 8: Affordable housing and new homes

    FB New Homes Social Intermediate Market Total homes (for Southwark Council) Completed (Plot K1) 60 19 - 79 Under Construction (Plot A1) - 8 178 186 Consented (Plots G, F1, F2, L1, L2, L3) 227 82 723 1032 Total 305 90 900 1297 Affordable housing • Creating 3,000 homes of which a minimum will be 35% a

  9. Slide 9: What's happening on site?

    What's happening on site? ii.

  10. Slide 10: Phase 1 and the Paper Yard

    Phase 1 and the Paper Yard

  11. Slide 11: Plot K1 (79 homes for Southwark Council)

    FB Plot K1 (79 homes for Southwark Council), K1 completion party with the local November 2023 community, November 2023

  12. Slide 12: Paper Yard – a meanwhile, modular campus

    FB Paper Yard – a meanwhile, modular campus comprised of TEDI London TEDI London (top) and lab space (bottom) University, Paper Garden (with Global Generation), and lab space at the Paper Yard

  13. Slide 13: Paper Garden and Classroom (with Global Generation)

    FB Paper Garden and Classroom (with Global Developing skills in the local community Generation) at the Paper Garden

  14. Slide 14: Pacific Tavern Restaurant

    FB Pacific Tavern Restaurant Najim, Head Chef pictured • Now open at 100 Redriff Road • Wide ranging menu inspired by the Pacific • Open Tuesday – Sunday every week

  15. Slide 15: Plot A1, December 2023

    FB Plot A1, December 2023 (left) and what it will look like (right)

  16. Slide 16: View from Plot A1 / Inside Plot A1

    FB View from Plot A1 Inside Plot A1

  17. Slide 17: Plot A2 (Dock Shed and new leisure centre)

    FB Plot A2 (Dock Shed and the new leisure centre and swimming pool for Southwark Council), December 2023 Construction of the new leisure centre and pool for Southwark Council (bottom) and what it will look like (top), June 2023

  18. Slide 18: Inside Plot A2

    FB Inside Plot A2

  19. Slide 19: The Boardwalk

    FB The Boardwalk - November 2023 What the Boardwalk will look like

  20. Slide 20: View from Deal Porters Way

    FB View from Deal Porters Way – relandscaping and tree View from Deal Porters Way – SUDs outfall into Canada planting, January 2024 Dock, January 2024

  21. Slide 21: Southern Steps of Canada Dock

    FB Earthworks and deep soil mixing to lay the What the Southern Steps of Canada Dock will look like (left) foundations for the steps (above)

  22. Slide 22: Infrastructure projects

    Infrastructure projects o's

  23. Slide 23: Sub Station under construction

    MP Sub Station under construction – early 2023 – Quebec Generator Delivery and Install – Oct 2023 Way

  24. Slide 24: New Haul Road and Printworks enabling works

    MP New Haul Road (Printworks Street), Strip out and demolition works inside the Enabling works for Printworks Street and the Printworks existing Printworks building (H1+H2) building,(November 2023) (December 2023)

  25. Slide 25: New Surrey Quays Station Ticket Hall

    MP New Surrey Quays Station Ticket Hall, (January 2024) What the new ticket hall will look like – exterior (top) and interior (bottom) British Land have contributed £10 million to the project which is being delivered by TfL

  26. Slide 26: Over 1,200 trees to be planted by 2038

    MP • Over 1,200 trees to be planted by 2038 (on and around the site) • 47 existing on-site trees have been retained so far • Phase 1 delivers 270 new trees (on-site and in the local area) - of which: ▪ 120 trees have already been planted ▪ 150 trees will be planted in 2024 • Tree removal on and arou

  27. Slide 27: A look forward

    A look forward ii.

  28. Slide 28: Phase Two timescales from 2025

    Key Phase One MP Phase Two Meanwhile use • Timescales: from 2025 • Planning already granted for: • Zone L • Zone F • Zone G • Park and Pavilion • Printworks (Plots H1 and H2) Phase 2 could provide: ZONE D: PRE-APPLICATION • c.1,000 new homes, including ZONE B: PRE-APPLICATION affordable homes, • new

  29. Slide 29: 237 homes offering a mix of tenures

    MP • 237 homes offering a mix of tenures: 134 social rent 36 intermediate 61 private • Car-free • All electric • Two courtyard gardens • RMA Approved – 2022 • Southwark has given early indication of intention to forward purchase • Redesign being considered

  30. Slide 30: 295,000 sq ft workspace and 405 homes

    MP • 295,000 sq ft workspace • 23,000 sq ft of eating, drinking and shopping • 405 homes – 100% Market

  31. Slide 31: Zone G: 610,000 sq ft with 384 new homes

    MP • 610,000 sq ft • 5 residential buildings with a podium garden and play space • 384 new homes (42% affordable – 89 homes for social rent 45 intermediate homes) • New Tesco Extra supermarket and Tesco café • Town centre car park (542 public spaces)

  32. Slide 32: Zone G - Tesco Store Layout and Cross Section

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  33. Slide 33: New 3.5 acre park

    MP • New 3.5 acre park • New café within the Pavilion with indoor and outdoor seatings • 5 public toilets including an accessible toilet and baby-changing facilities • New inclusive children’s play space for all ages and abilities • Five landscaped character areas • Over 100 new trees, new bird and

  34. Slide 34: View of pavilion, play space and woodland garden

    MP June 2023 View of pavilion and shaded garden (top) and View of new play space (above) view of woodland garden (below)

  35. Slide 35: Proposals for The Grand Press and cultural venue

    MP June 2023 Proposals for The Grand Press (workspace) and a new cultural venue in the Printworks Building

  36. Slide 36: Embed Printworks video

    Embed Printworks video

  37. Slide 37: How local people can get involved

    How local people can get involved ii.

  38. Slide 38: Canada Water Connect partnership with ELBA

    FB Canada Water Connect, a partnership between British Land and charity ELBA is a free service connecting local people to the new opportunities being created including: • Jobs • Learning and skill development opportunities • Community initiatives • Support for local entrepreneurship and business Loc

  39. Slide 39: Community partnerships benefiting local people

    FB Our community partnerships have benefitted over 1,700 local people year-on-year. We are working collaboratively with many local organisations to have a social impact including, but not limited to:

  40. Slide 40: Naming new streets and public spaces

    FB As we deliver a new town centre at Canada Water, we’re beginning to look at the names given to new streets and public spaces. This year we will be looking to speak to local people about their experiences of the local area so we can create a bank of suggestions which we’ll submit to Southwark Coun

  41. Slide 41: Activities and events for the whole community

    FB Activities and events - for the The Paper Garden – is now open to Thrive Monthly Market – at the whole community with Time and the public on the 1st and 3rd Shopping Centre, one Saturday Talents at T&T2 in the Saturday of each month every month shopping centre Rod Kitson’s Art Events – Rod is Lov

  42. Slide 42: Canada Water

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