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A Royal Wharf Building Contents admiraltylondon.com [email protected] A ROYAL WHARF BUILDING CONTENTS WELCOME HOME 03 VILLAGE LIFE IN THE CITY 06 MORE LIVING FOR LESS 10 CLASSIC LONDON MADE NEW 13 OLD MEETS NEW 17 THINKING BIG WITH SMALL DETAILS 19 FEEL THE CHANGE 28 RETREAT AND RELAX 30 RISING IN THE EAST 32 CENTRAL TO EVERYTHING 34 SPECIFICATIONS AND FIXTURES 36 DEVELOPER 38 MOUNTAIN CAPITAL 39 02 03 WELCOME HOME A charming family neighbourhood, Admiralty is where doorstep chats replace locked gates. The welcoming feel of a small village, a bustling high street and beautifully landscaped public spaces make this much more than a place to call home. Offering a peaceful and enriching way of life, this riverside community provides an opportunity for city living as it should be. ROYAL WHARF PIER THE SHARD EMIRATES AIR LINE CANARY WHARF O2 ARENA WAKEUP DOCKLANDS THE CRYSTAL PONTOON DOCK DLR THAMES BARRIER PARK INDICATIVE CGI ONLY EXCEL LONDON 06 VILLAGE LIFE IN THE CITY ROYAL WHARF SCHOOL THAMES BARRIER PARK Belgravia, Hampstead, Royal Wharf. Experience SOVEREIGN PLACE London like a local. Picnicking in the park or enjoying a cocktail by the river as the sun goes down over the city, it’s not THE CLUBHOUSE hard to feel at home here. ROYAL WHARF GARDENS RIVERSIDE WALK ROYAL WHARF PIER INDICATIVE CGI ONLY INDICATIVE CGI ONLY 10 11 SOVEREIGN PLACE GROCERIES & RETAIL M O R E L I V I N G A market square for the 21st Century, Chatting to neighbours over the this is where the community comes produce from the organic butcher and together. A place for early evening local greengrocer, before checking FOR LESS drinks with friends and leisurely out that recommended boutique. Saturday afternoons shopping. The shops here are for sharing. EDUCATION At Royal Wharf, leisure and learning go hand in hand. Instead of scrambling for a school place then planning how to get there, here residents will drop their children off at the on site school. When they become young adults, an open day at the University of PROXIMITY TO THE CITY Greenwich and University of East On the doorstep of London and Whether it’s a morning session London will open their horizons. in The Clubhouse gym or a late And sitting in the heart of conveniently close to Canary Wharf, afternoon trip into the West End, NIGHT LIFE CLIPPER RIVERBOAT Olympicopolis, next to major this family neighbourhood brings you much that 19-minute journey to work Whether it’s an Old Fashioned There’s no better way to explore new spaces for the V&A Museum really does bring more to life. sundowner to make the most of the London’s historic river. Take a trip and Sadler’s Wells, is a new campus more for less. An already thriving area summer or a cosy craft beer to warm back in time and glimpse the future for University College London. up the winter, an evening here often – from the Surrey Docks to the of London where residents are in touch goes on longer than expected. London Eye. Or use it as a novel way to get to work. with the city but surrounded by space. There’s a touch of Covent Garden about the choice of shops and restaurants. But with its parks, pool and play areas, this is a place to linger with friends rather PONTOON DOCK DLR A two-minute walk from Admiralty, than rush with the crowds. FINE DINING HEALTH & FITNESS by the gardens of Thames Barrier Park Canary Wharf is known for its An al fresco yoga session in the park, are the DLR links of Pontoon Dock restaurants with commanding a leisurely bike ride along the river, THE CLUBHOUSE station. So whether it’s one stop to City dockside views. Royal Wharf is or serious circuits with a personal Whether splashing around with Airport or a couple to the Jubilee line making the best of its own riverside trainer in the fitness centre. In this the kids in the 25m pool or triathlon connections, everything is now nearer. setting with a variety of high neighbourhood it’s easy to feel good. training with a neighbour in the state quality spots to eat. of the art fitness centre, The Clubhouse is where the community gets fit while having fun. THAMES BARRIER PARK RIVERSIDE WALK The first riverside park in London for CANARY WHARF ENTERTAINMENT On a summer’s day, there’s a over 50 years, these gardens are the The financial capital of the When it comes to nearby trips out, touch of the seaside about the vision of Parisian landscape architect world provides an iconic skyline. the possibilities really are endless. wide expanse of the Thames here. Allain Provost and Patel Taylor. The 97-acre site has over 112,0001 Choose from a day of learning at the So whether it’s a morning jog or a Views of the iconic silver hued people working there and is an National Maritime Museum followed sunset stroll it’s easy to unwind. barrier are beyond compare. integral part of this great city. by a show at the O2, or a blockbuster at Canary Wharf and a trip to Newham City Farm. 13 CLASSIC LONDON MADE NEW Like historic Belgravia and Hampstead, Royal Wharf is designed around the grand traditions of London’s characteristic city villages. Where individuality replaces homogeny. Public squares are infused with the aesthetics and values of new Georgian traditions. Waterside gardens are the perfect meeting place for friends old and new. INDICATIVE CGI ONLY 17 OLD MEETS NEW Mixing contemporary Dockside modernity with the sophistication of classical Georgian Spitalfields, Admiralty brings together the best of East London living. With evocative London brick façades and large steel framed balconies overlooking the garden square or glimpsing the river, it’s the blend of the historic with the modern that impresses most here. INDICATIVE CGI ONLY 19 THINKING BIG WITH SMALL DETAILS Mixing sophistication and comfort, the aesthetic is modern day Georgian. Enviable views complement carefully proportioned, elegant living spaces, with each apartment characterised by an attention to detail. All hushed browns, light oaks, calm ceramics and soft edges; the interiors are as warm as they are individual. Inspired by the Georgian penchant for decoration, these are bright spacious homes to be lived in. 20 21 ABOVE IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE CGIS ONLY INDICATIVE CGI ONLY 24 25 ABOVE IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE CGIS ONLY 26 INDICATIVE CGI ONLY 28 29 A £22 billion2 vision that is becoming a reality, FEEL THE the Royal Docks are at the heart of East London’s renaissance. City Airport, CHANGE Excel Centre, Asian Business Port, The Crystal. The 21st Century begins here. 30 31 The 201 2 Olympics Water Pool Arena was designed by RETREAT David Morley Architects. Their latest creation, The Clubhouse, sits in the heart of your new neighbourhood. Splashing around AND RELAX with the kids in the 25m pool, training for a triathlon in the state of the art fitness centre, or joining a neighbour for an al fresco yoga class, it’s where the community keeps fit while having fun. ABOVE IMAGES ARE INDICATIVE CGIS ONLY 32 01 GREENWICH Get a maritime overload in this most historic 05 London town. Stroll past the Cutty Sark on the way to the Royal Observatory, before sampling 06 the celebrated market and local brasseries. 02 CANARY WHARF Best known as a business district, in recent years more and more restaurants, shops and bars have RISING IN sprung up in Canary Wharf. 03 EMIRATES AIR LINE THE EAST With a view of London like no other, it’s easy to forget that this exhilarating mode of transport has also made neighbours of the Royal Docks and Greenwich. 04 O2 ARENA It’s not just about Adele or Muse. Experience the thrill of motor racing at Nisson Innovation Station or take in a blockbuster at Cineworld, then choose from eateries like Byron and Las Iguanas. 05 WESTFIELD STRATFORD From Apple to Zara and from Disney to Wahaca. Westfield brings the best of the West End east. Stay for a film or have a go on the bowling lanes. As London’s centre of gravity shifts further east, the Royal Docks is 06 THE QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK where this transformation will be felt Practice butterfly in the Zaha Hadid designed Aquatics Centre, follow in the airstream of Chris Hoy the most. A business hub bringing in the Velodrome, or simply relax across the wetlands. And as part of a wider education and cultural quarter, UCL is to build a new campus at Queen Elizabeth Asia and Europe closer together. Olympic Park too. A cosmopolitan new community 07 THE CRYSTAL representing the best of London. 07 09 11 13 Learn about the future of cities in one of the world’s most sustainable buildings. With its futuristic design, the £30 million3 visitor centre is one of the jewels of 03 the Royal Docks. 04 12 08 LYLE'S PARK In 1924, Sir Leonard Lyle donated a park to local residents not far from his Silvertown sugar factory. Dockside’s rich history can really be felt along the riverside here. 08 10 09 EXCEL LONDON 02 It’s not just the £1.6 billion that the Excel has brought to the capital. From IT to investment and from weddings to food, this is where the future is mapped out. 10 THAMES BARRIER PARK A place for relaxing while taking in the views, the park makes the most of its riverside setting. The dancing water fountains and sunken gardens give a modern twist on London’s historic gardens.
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