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building the
Homes to be built within 77 Marsh Wall’s 54 storeys on the Isle Of Dogs
An artist’s impression of how 77 Marsh Wall will look when construction work on the tower is completed. The structure includes co-living, rental and affordable homes as well as residents’ facilities
how Areli Developments’ 77 Marsh Wall offers different kinds of housing to support diverse residents’ needs
by Jon Massey
Areli Developments’ 77 Marsh Wall scheme is very much intended as a tower for all seasons.
Tower Hamlets Council recently granted planning permission for the development which will see the Sierra Quebec Bravo office block on the site demolished and a new, 54-storey tower built in its place.
Designed by architects Patel Taylor, the scheme include 820 homes, more than 4,500sq ft of retail space, just over 2,000sq ft for community use and more than 34,000sq ft of public space.
Rob Tincknell, founder and CEO at Areli said: “We’re extremely pleased to have secured consent for 77 Marsh Wall, which allows us to move ahead with delivering a scheme that brings together a genuinely broad range of homes that make this development the largest of its kind in the UK, alongside a fully integrated on-site affordable housing offer.
“This consent is the fourth major residential-led planning consent Areli have secured within the last 12 months, taking the total amount of units to just under 3,000.
“This approval reflects Areli Developments’ long-term commitment to investing in places and delivering schemes that are shaped by diversity, inclusion
The design of 77 Marsh Wall re ects our vision of supporting social interaction between residents, neighbours and visitors
Pankaj Patel, Patel Taylor
and community. We look forward to continuing to work with Tower Hamlets as the project progresses.”
The new tower has been designed “to support residents at all different life stages and income levels” with a range of housing options available within.
Of the 820 homes, 238 will be for co-living, 195 will be for private rent, 121 will be designated for affordable rental and 266 will be serviced apartments.
“The design of 77 Marsh Wall reflects our vision of supporting social interaction between residents, neighbours and visitors, fostering an inclusive and balanced community by interweaving traditional and contemporary ways of living,” said Pankaj Patel, director at Patel Taylor.
“In celebration of the dockside location, the design captures the crystalline appearance of light on water and reflects the changing
quality of that light throughout the day.
“Our proposal will stand as a positive addition to the architectural skyline of the Isle Of Dogs, marking the intersection of South Dock and Millwall Cutting and providing long-term placemaking benefits in the heart of the docks.”
Residents’ facilities will include private green spaces, co-working areas, a cinema, a gym, a swimming pool and shared kitchens and lounges.
Wharf Life also understands that the planning application contains significant protections for the continued operation of Theatreship and Artship during the construction so the floating arts centre can continue to benefit the local area after the tower is built. Both vessels are currently moored next to the 77 Marsh Wall site.
key details
Areli Developments’ 77 Marsh Wall scheme has won planning permission for a 54-storey tower on the Isle Of Dogs to include 820 homes and more than 4,500sq ft of commercial space.
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Images by Patel Taylor
The tower will sit on South Dock opposite Canary Wharf
The plans include public space beside the dock
Bedrooms in this warehouse conversion at the heart of St Katharine Docks
how
this property in St Katharine Docks o ers residents period features combined with modern conveniences
Ivory House, E1W Guide: £3,500,000
Every now and then a property arrives on the market in east London that o ers something di erent.
Ivory House in East Smith eld was built in 1858 and is the only original warehouse standing beside St Katharine Docks. In addition to ivory, it once handled goods such as perfume, shells and wine in its extensive basement vaults, now an events venue.
The apartment itself is a four-bed that extends to more than 2,200sq ft of space with views over the neighbouring marina from its position on the building’s third oor.
Original features preserved during refurbishment works in 1973 include exposed brick walls and warehouse windows.
The property includes a living space with an open-plan kitchen and a double height
ceiling as well as a staircase leading to a mezzanine level. This allows access to a pair of private terraces. One faces south with views over the marina and the Thames while the other is ideal for sun-bathing and has an outdoor shower. The apartment bene ts from four bathrooms. The development includes a daytime porter service and a residents’ lift. The apartment comes with three underground parking spaces.
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To arrange a viewing or for more information about this property contact Anderson Rose by phone on 020 3324 0188. For more information go to andersonrose.co.uk
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This apartment o ers buyers the chance to live in an historic warehouse that once handled luxury goods owing into London via the Thames
at a glance property details
● Concierge Service
● Chain free sale
● Views across St Katharine Docks to the Thames
● Close to Tower Hill / Tower Gateway
● Borough: Tower Hamlets
● Council tax band: G
● EPC: D
● Tenure: Leasehold
● Three Parking Spaces
● Ground Rent: £350 per year andersonrose.co.uk
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