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Retail and Leisure Republic South Bank the City Retail and Leisure Republic South Bank The City Heron Canary Canary Quays Canary Wharf Wharf Wharf Canary Poplar Wharf Crossrail Wood Place Wharf Chrisp Street Market Blackwall Blackwall Reach East India O2 Global Switch Aberfeldy Telehouse Village Canning Town Republic / Retail and Leisure Republic / Retail and Leisure We are Republic Masterplan Import Building: 281,331 sq ft Export Building: 232,480 sq ft A 720,000 sq ft contemporary Republic offers 43,000 sq ft of Lighterman House: 64,983 sq ft office campus in East London – retail and leisure space, centred Mulberry Place: 142,375 sq ft a state of independence for an around a stunning water garden Total 721,169 sq ft independent state of mind. and public realm. Plan not to scale. For indicative purposes only. Mulberry Place Import Building Water Gardens Lighterman Super Highway House Export Lake Building Cycle East India DLR Blackwall Walled Garden DLR Santander Bikes Republic / Retail and Leisure Republic Overview The Bigger Picture Republic is at the centre of a dynamic, rapidly evolving East London district surrounded by a burgeoning residential population. It is within easy walking distance of Canary Wharf and is connected to the City and West End by excellent transport links. The Import and Export Buildings consist of 514,000 sq ft of office space for creative and innovative businesses. Republic is already home to a dynamic mix of sectors from digital media and international telecoms giants to co-working and charities. Retail and leisure units are available from 616 sq ft to 9,853 sq ft. Republic / Retail and Leisure Location Stoke Newington A12 Stratford th Circular Road Docklands 28 23 26 West Ham Nor The Bigger Picture A10 30 29 27 Victoria Park 25 Landmarks Shoreditch Barking 01 3 Mills Studios < Shoreditch 24 02 Beckton District Park 31 Canary Wharf A12 03 Chrisp Street Market 04 A501 Cutty Sark 05 Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park 06 Bethnal Green 01 07 Emirates Air Line Cable Car 08 ExCel London 37 Plaistow London City Airport 22 09 Thames Barrier Park 10 A11 11 Trinity Buoy Wharf 04 A12 32 20 A13 Meantime Brewing Company 12 33 13 The O2 02 Whitechapel A1020 14 Crossrail PlaceCity Of London A13 Limmo Peninsula Ecology Park 15 21 36 18 16 London City Island < City of London East India 15 16 17 English National Ballet 17 18 National Film School 14 11 19 Royal Victoria Dock Canary Wharf 35 34 19 08 Aberfeldy Village 20 21 Blackwall Reach 13 21 03 Silvertown 09 22 PoplarSout Unionhwark Arts Space 07 0 23 Fish Island 10 A10 Canada Water 24 The London Stadium 07 25 QueenA201 Elizabeth Olympic Park Isle Of Blackwall 26 Westfield Stratford City Dogs 27 Victoria Park Village 06 12 T 28 Cornerstone unnel 29 Crate Brewery & Pizzeria 30 London Fields South Bermondsey 31 Broadway Market Southern 32 Brick Lane A2 33 Whitechapel Gallery 05 34 Tobacco Dock Approach 35 New Providence Wharf 36 The Troxy Greenwich South Circular Road 37 Queen Mary University Peckham Republic / Retail and Leisure Connection Key Facts East India DLR Station Onsite Elizabeth Line Cycle Super Highway 5 minutes to the platform runs through the site Key Travel Times (from East India DLR) Canning Town Canary Wharf London City Airport (DLR) (DLR & Walk) (DLR) Stratford Bank Bond Street (DLR & Jubilee) (DLR) (DLR & Jubilee) Republic / Retail and Leisure King’s CrossKing’s Cross HackneyHackney Euston Euston St PancrasSt Pancras Wick Wick 26 mins 26 mins 25 mins 25 mins 24 mins 24 mins Baker Baker Bethnal Bethnal PaddingtonPaddington Street Street MoorgateMoorgate Green Green 29 mins 29 mins 26 mins 26 mins 19 mins 19 mins 20 mins 20 mins HeathrowHeathrow FarringdonFarringdon StratfordStratford Liverpool Liverpool Airport Airport 26 mins 26 mins 9 mins 9 mins Street Street 67 mins 67 mins 18 mins 18 mins Bond Bond Street Street Shoreditch Shoreditch 23 mins 23 mins High StreeHigh Strt eet 20 min 20 min Oxford OxfordTottenhaTomttenham CanningCanning Tower Tower WhitechapeWhitechapel l Green Green Circus CircusCourt RoaCourd t Road Town Town Barking Barking GatewayGatewayHigh StreeHigh Strt eet Park Park 25 mins 25 mins22 mins 22 mins 2 mins 2 mins 20 mins 20 mins Bank Bank ShadwellShadwPoellplar Poplar East East 13 mins 13 mins 10 mins 10 min3 mins s 3 mins India India EmbankmentEmbankment Connection BakerlooBakerloo Transport Map Victoria VictWeoriastminsWeterstminster Canada Canada London CitLondon City y Central Central Elizabeth LElizabineeth Line Airport Airport 26 mins 26 mins Water Water Jubilee Jubilee from from 8 mins 8 mins Canary WhaCanarrf y Wharf 9 mins 9 mins NorthernNorthern Victoria Victoria WaterlooWaterloo London London Canary Canary Circle Circle King’s Cross Hackney 16 mins 16 mins Bridge Bridge Wharf Wharf Hammersmith Hammersmith & City & City Euston St Pancras Wick Liverpool SLiverptreet ool Street 13 mins 13 mins 13 mins 13 mins 7 mins 7 mins MetropolitMetropolitan an 26 mins 25 mins 24 mins West West CroydonCroydon Farringdon Farringdon 15 mins 15 mins DLR DLR 53 mins 53 mins GatwickGatwick London OvergroundLondon Overground Baker Bethnal Tottenham CourTottenham Court Road t Road 18 mins 18 mins Airport Airport Elizabeth LineElizabeth Line Paddington Street Moorgate Green 66 mins 66 mins 29 mins 26 mins 19 mins 20 mins Bond Street Bond Street 22 mins 22 mins National RNational Rail ail Heathrow AirpoHeathrortw Airpo 4rt 46 mins 6 mins Heathrow Farringdon Stratford Merton Merton Cycle HighwaysCycle Highways Liverpool Airport 26 mins 9 mins Street 67 mins 18 mins Bond Street Shoreditch 23 mins High Street 20 min Oxford Tottenham Canning Tower Whitechapel Green Circus Court Road Town Barking Gateway High Street Park 25 mins 22 mins 2 mins 20 mins Bank Shadwell Poplar East 13 mins 10 mins 3 mins India Embankment Bakerloo Victoria Westminster Canada London City Central Airport 26 mins Water Jubilee 8 mins 9 mins Northern Victoria Waterloo London Canary Circle 16 mins Bridge Wharf Hammersmith & City 13 mins 7 mins Metropolitan West Croydon DLR 53 mins Gatwick London Overground Airport Elizabeth Line 66 mins National Rail Merton Cycle Highways Republic / Retail and Leisure Local Residential Local Commercial Developments Developments A12 3 (Under Construction) A1 Connection 01 South Quay Plaza 12 Canary Wharf 1,332 Residents 105,000 Workers Canning Catchment 02 Canary Wharf 13 Billingsgate Market Town 11 5,500 Residents C. 300 Workers 03 Dollar Bay 14 Global Switch 18 182 Residents C. 300 Workers 08 04 Manhattan Plaza 15 Telehouse 19 882 Residents 500 Workers 05 Blackwall Reach 16 Reuters 16 12 2,250 Residents 600 Workers d 15 09 05 Blackwall Reach 17 London Film School A13 – East India Dock Roa 2,250 Residents C. 300 Workers 06 New Providence Wharf 18 English National Ballet 1,089 Residents C.50 Workers Lower Lea Crossing 07 Blackwall Yard 19 Trinity Buoy Wharf 05 A12 1,062 Residents 200 Workers 61 08 Aberfeldy Village 20 Greenwich Peninsula Poplar 1,358 Residents 1,000 Workers East India 20 Republic’s newly transformed With over 20,00009 newLondon City Island residents 04 Blackwall 07 2,559 Residents campus is at the forefront of coming to the area10 Upper Riversid throughe 17 1,500 Residents 06 11 Hallsville Quarter Canary Wharf 14 Blackwall East London’s commercial and new residential developments 1,650 Residents T unnel cultural regeneration. and over 108,000 workers via Blackwall 13 new commercial developments – T unne the local catchment population 02 l Canary Wharf is constantly growing. 10 01 North Greewich South Quay Marsh 03 Wall 21 Number of residential schemes Increase in the population Local Residential Developments Local Commercial Developments under construction within of Tower Hamlets over the (Under Construction) (Workforce) eyesight of Republic past ten years 1 South Quay Plaza 13 Canary Wharf 1,332 Residents 105,000 Workers 2 Canary Wharf 14 Billingsgate Market 5,500 Residents C. 300 Workers 3 Dollar Bay 15 Global Switch 11 35 182 Residents C. 300 Workers 4 Manhattan Plaza 16 Telehouse Thousand Percent 882 Residents 500 Workers 5 Blackwall Reach 17 Reuters 2,250 Residents 600 Workers 6 New Providence Wharf 18 London Film School 1,089 Residents C. 100 Workers 5th fastest growing Fastest growing borough in London for borough in the UK 7 Blackwall Yard 19 English National Ballet new business growth for population growth 1,062 Residents C. 50 Workers 8 Aberfeldy Village 20 Trinity Buoy Wharf 1,358 Residents 200 Workers 9 London City Island 21 Greenwich Peninsula 2,559 Residents 1,000 Workers 10 Upper Riverside 1,500 Residents 11 Hallsville Quarter 1,650 Residents 12 Brunel Street Works 975 Residents Republic / Retail and Leisure Onsite Amenity Republic / Retail and Leisure Stunning water garden – a public realm at the heart of the campus Republic / Retail and Leisure Communal Facilities Public Realm Republic / Retail and Leisure Eat, Drink, Exercise Salento Italian PureGym / Restaurant F45 Training Simply Fresh The Gentlemen Baristas Republic / Retail and Leisure Community The Republic App: Republic’s app allows our occupiers to market directly to the rest of the estate and providing access to a wide range of services across the campus. Explore the events programme and discover the onsite services and amenities. Republic App Events A year-round schedule of events Wellness and activities to exercise the mind and body Republic / Retail and Leisure Available Space Import Building Ground Floor Plan Retail Unit G.01 LET G.02 LET G.03 2,983 sq ft / 277 sq m G.04 LET G.05A 2,246 sq ft / 209 sq m G.05B LET Total Retail 5,229 sq ft / 486 sq m G.01 PureGym Timing Available now Uses: Retail, restaurant, bar and leisure uses considered G.03 G.04 G.05A G.02 A1/A3/A4 The Gentlemen A1/A3/A4 Black Rock 2,983 sq ft G.05B Baristas 2,246 sq ft (277 sq m) SimplyFresh (209 sq m) Water Gardens Water Gardens Floor plans not to scale.
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