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British Land — Corporate Update (July 2022)
42 slides from British Land's corporate update, July 2022
Slide 1: Canada Water Masterplan: The Park RMA - Topic Session
Canada Water Masterplan: The Park RMA - Topic Session July 2022
Slide 2: Overview of the Canada Water Masterplan
Overview of the Canada Water Masterplan
Slide 3: Canada Water
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Slide 4: Masterplan planning application area
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Slide 5: Plot F1 residential tower
Plot F1 residential tower
Slide 6: Canada Water illustrative map
Canada Water Illustrative map with reference to the indicative plot names
Slide 7: Plot F1 residential tower: masterplan facts
Plot F1 residential tower • Joint venture with Southwark Council, British Land & AustralianSuper • 10 year scheme • 53 acre Masterplan • Around 3,000 homes (25% social rent, 10% intermediate homes) • 2.5m sq ft workspace for 20,000 workers • 1.0m sq ft retail, leisure, education, culture • 12 acres
Slide 8: All-electric energy approach and low carbon construction
All-electric energy approach with low temperature (ambient) heat networks BRE Applied Innovation Credit for industry first - re-use of office waste heat to heat residential homes. Now implemented across the masterplan. First use of cement-free, Earth Friendly Concrete (EFCTM), in permanent piling wo
Slide 9: View of Canada Dock boardwalk and wetland habitat
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Slide 11: Illustrative view of the Cut
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Slide 12: Illustrative view of the square, looking towards A2
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Slide 14: Canada Water: detailed permission and RMA submitted
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Slide 15: Surrey Quays Shopping Centre
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Slide 16: Detailed permission and RMA submitted
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Slide 17: Surrey Quays Shopping Centre
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Slide 18: The Park - vision
The Park —- vision
Slide 19: The Park - context and location within the existing site
The Park - context and location within the existing site
Slide 20: Masterplan plot layout
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Slide 21: The wider context and location
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Slide 22: Public consultation on the park 2015-18
Public consultation on the park 2015-18 Draft Masterplan Developed Masterplan feedback (Apr 2015 - Apr 2016) (Jun 2017 - Apr 2018) More than 5000 people attended our consultation events.
Slide 23: Design guidelines for The Park
Design guidelines for The Park” Through the s106 agreement we have with Southwark Council (and within the Outline Planning Permission, we will deliver: + Play spaces providing for a range of different age groups; * Gardens, that are engaging and encourage biodiversity and pollinators, to provide a l
Slide 24: The vision
Slide 25: Constraints
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Slide 26: Park layout concept
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Slide 27: Showing the local history through the Park
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Slide 28: The Park - Focus on playspace
The Park — Focus on playspace
Slide 29: Playspace
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Slide 30: Nature + industrial play?
Slide 31: Discussion
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Slide 32: The Park - Focus on planting and biodiversity
The Park - Focus on planting and biodiversity
Slide 33: Park layout concept
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Slide 34: Nature + Community
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Slide 35: Discussion
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Slide 36: The Park - Focus on the Pavilion
The Park — Focus on the Pavilion
Slide 37: The Pavilion
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Slide 38: Ideas for discussion
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Slide 40: Next steps
Next steps Key stakeholders and residents participate in : co Southwark Council informing the Architects anddesign Design team prepare RMA Submissions determine RMA vision for The Park team work up plans drawings and . (for the park and supporting material pavilion) to Southwark Council @ Pre-applic
Slide 41: Drop-in session on Thursday 28 July
We will be holding a drop-in session on Thursday 28 July at the old T&T2 Unit (opposite Tesco) at Surrey Quays Shopping Centre. The team will be available between 5pm and 8pm to chat through the ideas and answer any questions you may have. We do hope you are able to join us.
Slide 42: Thank you
Thank you