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Retail and Leisure Opportunity Alie Street Retail and Leisure Opportunity Alie Street Main Plaza Leman Street Computer Generated Image of Northwest Block Main Piazza Retail and Leisure Opportunity. Goodman’s Fields, E1. Goodman’s Fields is a world-class Contents mixed-use scheme, representing a Location 04–07 fantastic commercial opportunity The Proposed Scheme 08–09 Public Realm 10–11 within walking distance of the Phase One – Availability 12–14 City of London. Contact 15 Appendix – Aldgate Area 17 Existing Local Occupiers 18–19 Development Pipeline 20–21 Residential Schemes: Completed Developments 22 Residential Development Pipeline 23 3 Location Local area map Goodman’s Fields is located A truly unique environment Shopping Nightlife Transport in Aldgate which is currently with over two acres of public 1 One New Change 26 Shoreditch House 49 Liverpool Street Station undergoing a significant realm will draw office workers, 2 Westfield Stratford City 27 Callooh Callay 50 St Pancras International transformation. Forthcoming residents, students and artists 3 Spitalfields Market 28 Nightjar 51 City Airport developments will provide a into the scheme. Goodman’s 4 Leadenhall Market 29 Lounge Bohemia 52 Aldgate East Station mixture of uses from offices, Fields will set the benchmark 5 Mawi 30 The Golden Bee 53 Crossrail – Liverpool Street retail, residential, student for developments within the 6 Boxpark 31 The Golden Heart 54 Crossrail – Whitechapel accommodation, hotels and area and become a retail 7 Start 32 Old Truman Brewery 55 Fenchurch Street Station new public realm. With its and leisure destination in its 8 Labour and Wait excellent communication links own right. 9 SCP East Culture & Entertainment Berkeley Developments the area is set to emerge as a 10 Maltby Street Market 33 Tate Modern 56 One Tower Bridge gateway between the City, The three surrounding streets 11 Columbia Rd 34 The Barbican Centre 57 Wapping Village East End and East of London. offer good pedestrian and Flower Market 35 Whitechapel Gallery vehicular access to London’s 12 Borough Market 36 The Tower of London The development will deliver main road and rail networks. 37 The Aubin Cinema a new retail and leisure Local transport links include Restaurants 38 Wilton’s Music Hall destination, which will include Aldgate, Aldgate East and 13 Galvin la Chapelle 39 Rich Mix restaurants, cafés, shops, Tower Hill underground 14 Rhodes 24 40 The Wapping Project convenience store and a stations. Fenchurch Street 15 Viajante 41 Shakespeare’s Globe boutique cinema. City life will Mainline Station is located within 16 Hawksmoor be mixed with the vibrancy of 500 metres and the Crossrail 17 1 Lombard Street Landmarks the East End, connecting the Station at Whitechapel will be 18 The Luxe 42 Tower Bridge City, Spitalfields, Old Truman within one mile, when delivered. 19 Coq D’Argent 43 St Paul’s Cathedral Brewery, Brick Lane and 20 Butler’s Wharf 44 The Shard Chop House St Katharine Docks. 45 City Hall 21 Pont de la Tour 46 The Gherkin 22 St Katharine Docks 47 The Design Museum 23 Borough Market 48 Southbank Centre 24 Café Spice Namaste 25 St John Bread and Wine 4 LONDON 2012 ad Ro rk Pa OLYMPIC PARK ria cto Vi 106 A KINGS CROSS WESTFIELD d oa R CAMDEN k STRAFFORD CITY ar P TOWN a ri o t ic V 6 0 1 A DALSTON PUDDING MORNINGTON CRESCENT MILL LANE B U l a p K c p k w i e n a r l l g T s u S N n l n a t 2 e e Westfield Stratford r n l w N e d o e r 50 N * t ANGEL h t ISLINGTON R e 4.7 miles from Goodman’s Fields o r o n r A t a ST PANCRAS p h d p 1 r 1 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