Stanton Williams to work up plans for plot at London scheme

Stanton Williams has been appointed to work up proposals for 27,870 sq m life sciences building that will form part of the second phase of British Land鈥檚 Canada Water masterplan.

The practice 鈥� which won the Stirling Prize in 2012 for its 鈥� has a brief to 鈥渃onsider the potential to accommodate a range of complex scientific requirements, within an uplifting and highly sustainable environment鈥� for the project.

British Land and development partner AustralianSuper have also specified a scheme that 鈥渆ncourages interaction, maximises daylight and promotes wellbeing鈥�.

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Source: British Land

How The Paper Yards and TEDI-London modular developments at Canada Water, designed by Hawkins Brown, will look

Southwark Council approved British Land鈥檚 拢3.3bn masterplan for Canada Water in 2019. Drawn up by Allies & Morrison, it includes more than 40 buildings across 21ha 鈥� and the delivery of workspace for 20,000 people as well as 3,000 homes.

Work on the first phase includes a 2,800 sq m development of modular laboratory space called The Paper Yard, which is due to be ready for occupation in May. British Land said the project, which was designed by Hawkins Brown, was seeing 鈥減ositive early interest from the life sciences sector鈥�.

The Paper Yard is next door to the TEDI-London development of engineering enterprise space delivered for King鈥檚 College London, Arizona State University and UNSW Sydney. It was also designed by Hawkins Brown.

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