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236 Tall Buildings Planned for London Independent Study Results by NLA and GL Hearn - 236 Tall Buildings Planned for London Project Name Status Architect Developer Borough Floors Completion Primary Use 1 Merchant Square 42 Residential Approved Robin Partington Architects European Land Partnership Ltd Westminster 1 Park Place 45 Office – Approved Horden Cherry Lea Architects Canary Wharf Group Plc Tower Hamlets 1-18 Dollar Bay Court 31 Residential Approved Ian Simpson Architects Mount Anvil Tower Hamlets 100 Bishopsgate 40 Mixed Use – Proposed AMWB 100 Bishopsgate Partnership City of London 100 West Cromwell Road 24 Residential – Proposed Benson + Forsyth Spen Hill Developments Kensington and Chelsea 145 City Road Residential Building 40 Residential – Approved Make Architects Rocket Investments Hackney 151 City Road 24 Hotel 2014 Under Construction Squire and Partners Endora Holdings Ltd Hackney 199 Westminster Bridge Road 21 Residential 2015 Under Construction Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Urbanest Lambeth 2-12 Stratford High Street (Block A) 35 Residential – Approved Jestico & Whiles Telford Homes Newham 20 Blackfriars Road (Office Tower) 23 Office – Approved Wilkinson Eyre Architects Circleplane Southwark 20 Blackfriars Road (Residential Tower) 42 Residential – Approved Wilkinson Eyre Architects Circleplane Southwark 20 Fenchurch Street 37 Office 2014 Under Construction Rafael Vinoly Canary Wharf Group / Land Securities PLC City of London 206-214 High Street 35 Residential – Approved MJP Architects Alumno Developments Newham 24 Tidal Basin Road 25 Residential – Approved SOM Hub Residential Newham Great Ropemaker Partnership (Great 240 Blackfriars Road 20 Office 2014 Under Construction AHMM Southwark Portland Estates + BP Pension Fund) 250 City Road 28 Residential – Approved BUJ Architects Land Securities PLC Islington 250 City Road (Tower 2) 42 Residential Proposed Foster + Partners Berkeley Group Islington 30 Marsh Wall 53 Mixed Use – Approved 21st Architecture 3DMW Tower Hamlets 30-60 South Lambeth Road 32 Residential 2015 Under Construction Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Downing Developments Lambeth 36-48 Albert Embankment 23 Residential – Proposed Make Architects OKTIS Holdings Lambeth 360 London, Newington Butts 45 Mixed Use Approved Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners Mace / Essential Living Southwark 399 Edgware Road 22 Residential – Approved Sheppard Robson Development Securities Brent New London Architecture @nlalondon Caro Communications The Building Centre #NLATallBuildings 13-19 Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DW 26 Store Street, London WC1E 7BT @carocomms 020 7713 9388 020 7636 4044 [email protected] [email protected] 4-20 Edridge Road 23 Residential – Proposed MDR Associates Edridge BV Croydon 40 Leadenhall Street 34 Mixed Use 2019 Approved Make Architects Henderson City of London 40 Marsh Wall 39 Hotel – Approved BUJ Architects Accor Tower Hamlets 52 Lime Street 38 Office 2017 Approved Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates WRBC Development UK Ltd City of London 60-70 St Mary Axe 22 Office – Approved Foggo Associates Targetfollow City of London 81 Black Prince Road 23 Office – Under Construction Keith Williams Architects Ristoia Ltd Lambeth A3 Wood Wharf 42 Residential Proposed Stanton Williams Canary Wharf Group Tower Hamlets Addicombe Road 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison Royal Mail Croydon Aldgate Place (Tower 1) 21 Residential – Under Construction Allies and Morrison Barratt London / British Land Tower Hamlets Aldgate Place (Tower 2) 24 Residential Under Construction Allies and Morrison Barratt London / British Land Tower Hamlets Aldgate Place (Tower 3) 25 Residential Under Construction Allies and Morrison Barratt London / British Land Tower Hamlets Altitude 25 Residential – Under Construction BFLS Barratt Homes / Inoder Tower Hamlets Angel House, 225 Marsh Wall 43 Residential – Approved Jacobs Webber The Angel Group Tower Hamlets Arrowhead Quay (Tower 1) 50 Residential – Proposed Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Properties Tower Hamlets Arrowhead Quay (Tower 2) 55 Residential Proposed Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Properties Tower Hamlets Arrowhead Quay East Tower 55 Residential – Proposed Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Properties Tower Hamlets Baltimore Tower 45 Residential 2015 Under Construction Skidmore Owing & Merrill Frogmore / Galliard Homes Tower Hamlets Metropolitan Workshop and Swan Housing Association and Blackwall Reach (Building H) 25 Residential Approved Tower Hamlets Jestico & Whiles Countryside Properties Metropolitan Workshop and Swan Housing Association and Blackwall Reach (Building I) 40 Residential Approved Tower Hamlets Jestico & Whiles Countryside Properties Metropolitan Workshop and Swan Housing Association and Blackwall Reach (Building K) 35 Residential Approved Tower Hamlets Jestico & Whiles Countryside Properties Blackwall Reach (Building M) 20 Residential Under Construction Tower Hamlets Bow Enterprise Park, Cranwell Close 21 Residential Approved ORMS Architecture and Design Workspace Group Tower Hamlets Brent Cross Market Quarter MQ1 (1) 25 Commercial Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Cross Market Quarter MQ1 (2) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Cross West BXW1 (1) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Cross West BXW1 (2) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Cross West BXW2 (1) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet New London Architecture @nlalondon Caro Communications The Building Centre #NLATallBuildings 13-19 Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DW 26 Store Street, London WC1E 7BT @carocomms 020 7713 9388 020 7636 4044 [email protected] [email protected] Brent Cross West BXW2 (2) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Terrace BT2 (1) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Terrace BT2 (2) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brent Terrace BT4 (1) 21 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison B.X.C Development Partners Barnet Brickfields (Block J) 32 Residential – Approved Eric Parry Architects Helical Bar / Aviva Investors Hammersmith & Fulham Broadway Chambers (Building 1) 39 Residential – Approved Allies and Morrison Telford Homes / Caraeno Newham Broadway Chambers (Building 2) 20 Residential Approved Allies and Morrison Telford Homes/ Careano Newham Brook House, Cannon Rubber Factory, 881 High 22 Residential Approved KSS Newton Housing Trust Haringey Road Callis Yard Site 20 Residential Proposed Metropolis PD Inland Homes Greenwich Canaletto, 257 City Road 31 Residential 2015 Under Construction UNStudio Groveworld Islington Carmen Street 22 Residential – Approved Stock Woolstencroft Architects Ballymore Properties Tower Hamlets Chelsea Creek Tower 30 Residential – Approved Broadway Maylan St George Hammersmith & Fulham Kensington and Chelsea / Chelsea Waterfront, Lots Road Tower 1 37 Residential 2019 Under Construction Farrells Hutchison Whampoa Properties Hammersmith and Fulham Kensington and Chelsea / Chelsea Waterfront, Lots Road Tower 2 25 Residential 2019 Under Construction Farrells Hutchison Whampoa Properties Hammersmith and Fulham City Forum (Tower 1) 42 Residential – Proposed Foster + Partners Berkeley Homes Plc Islington City Forum (Tower 2) 36 Residential – Proposed Foster + Partners Berkeley Homes Plc Islington City Island (Building D), Leamouth Peninsula 25 Residential Under Construction Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Group Tower Hamlets City Island Building B), Leamouth Peninsula 24 Residential – Under Construction Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Group Tower Hamlets City Island Building C), Leamouth Peninsula 26 Residential – Under Construction Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Group Tower Hamlets City Island Building EG), Leamouth Peninsula 20 Residential Under Construction Glenn Howells Architects Ballymore Group Tower Hamlets City North (Tower 1) 21 Residential – Under Construction Benson + Forsyth United House Islington City North (Tower 2) 21 Residential – Under Construction Benson + Forsyth United House Islington City Pride 75 Residential – Approved Squire and Partners Chalegrove Properties Tower Hamlets Columbus Tower (Hertsmere) 75 Residential – Approved Ryan Corporation (UK) Tower Hamlets Convoys Wharf (Tower 1) 48 Residential – Proposed Farrells Hutchinson Whampoa Lewisham Convoys Wharf (Tower 2) 32 Residential – Proposed Farrells Hutchinson Whampoa Lewisham Convoys Wharf (Tower 3) 26 Residential – Proposed Farrells Hutchinson Whampoa Lewisham New London Architecture @nlalondon Caro Communications The Building Centre #NLATallBuildings 13-19 Vine Hill, London EC1R 5DW 26 Store Street, London WC1E 7BT @carocomms 020 7713 9388 020 7636 4044 [email protected] [email protected] Copland Community School / Technology Copeland School 28 Residential – Approved GMH Rock Townsend Brent Centre Foundation Creekside Village East (Block 2) 23 Residential – Approved Squire and Partners Ampurius NuHomes Investments Ltd Greenwich Crossharbour District Centre (Building B) 23 Residential – Proposed Broadway Malyan Ashbourne Beech Tower Hamlets Crown Wharf (Tower 1) 23 Residential – Approved Allies and Morrison Tower Properties Newham Crown Wharf (Tower 2) 24 Residential – Approved Allies and Morrison Tower Properties Newham Crown Wharf (Tower 3) 24 Residential – Proposed Allies and Morrison
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