Lend Lease and Quintain submit Greenwich Peninsula plans E-mail
Monday, 04 February 2008

The developers of Greenwich Peninsula have submitted plans for the next phase of the £5bn mixed-use scheme.

Appointed by English Partnerships, Meridian Delta, the joint venture between Lend Lease and Quintain Estates and Development, has submitted plans to build 512 homes.

The London Borough of Greenwich planning committee is expected to consider the plans in late February.

The regeneration of 190 acres of Greenwich Peninsula will create a new riverside community for London over the next 15 years. It will include:
* 10,000 new homes in distinct residential neighbourhoods
* 24,000 permanent jobs
* Peninsula Central  - a new business district for London 
* 150 new shops and restaurants
* 1.6 miles of river frontage; the distance between Waterloo and London Bridge
* 48 acres of open spaces and parks; the size of Green Park
* Extensive new community and leisure facilities
* The O2 entertainment destination delivered and operated by AEG Europe
* Excellent transport links, situated in zone 2 on the jubilee line
* Aspiration for the highest environmental standards for new buildings.

Construction work is now taking place on the first commercial building of the development. Pre-let to Transport for London, it is being constructed by Bovis Lend Lease.

 

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