As mentioned a while back in the London thread during the summer Ballymore,Oracle & Galliard are working up a large 2m Sq ft scheme for the Great Eastern Enterprise site (Audi showroom site). A massing pic I saw in Eg months back looked like the tallest tower being around the taller Pan P mark.
http://icthewharf.icnetwork.co.uk/t...objectid=20310017&siteid=71670-name_page.html
Oracle is also working with Ballymore and Galliard to create a two million square foot mixed use scheme in Millharbour.
The proposed area covers the Great Eastern Enterprise site and the current Docklands Audi showroom.
Consultation is expected to begin in the spring, with an application planned for the end of the year.
Mr Flay said: "It's going to be a mix of retail and office space on the Marsh Wall side, and predominantly residential on the harbourside.
"We've got Foster and Partners designing it, so it will look pretty smart."
Oracle is involved in the delivery of about 7,000 units in the Thames Gateway. Mr Flay said: "The Olympics has acted as a massive catalyst for investment in the Gateway, and there's going to be continued growth until 2012. The rise in demand for property in Canary
Wharf over the last few years has been pretty dramatic. Beforehand, if you were a banker, you almost certainly lived in west London. Now there's a real interest in living here."
http://icthewharf.icnetwork.co.uk/t...objectid=20310017&siteid=71670-name_page.html
Oracle is also working with Ballymore and Galliard to create a two million square foot mixed use scheme in Millharbour.
The proposed area covers the Great Eastern Enterprise site and the current Docklands Audi showroom.
Consultation is expected to begin in the spring, with an application planned for the end of the year.
Mr Flay said: "It's going to be a mix of retail and office space on the Marsh Wall side, and predominantly residential on the harbourside.
"We've got Foster and Partners designing it, so it will look pretty smart."
Oracle is involved in the delivery of about 7,000 units in the Thames Gateway. Mr Flay said: "The Olympics has acted as a massive catalyst for investment in the Gateway, and there's going to be continued growth until 2012. The rise in demand for property in Canary
Wharf over the last few years has been pretty dramatic. Beforehand, if you were a banker, you almost certainly lived in west London. Now there's a real interest in living here."