One & Five Bank Street

Hufton + Crow

Bounded by water on two sides, this 27-storey building marks the entrance to the Canary Wharf Estate. It provides flexible, state-of-the-art commercial facilities and improves the public realm.

A high-quality office in the Canary Wharf Estate, the dramatic vertical sweep of the west façade unifies three large trading floors with the smaller office floors above and creates a large atrium with views across the Thames to the City. A gateway to the estate, landscaping, active frontages and a new dock-edge promenade promote pedestrian access. Certified BREEAM Outstanding, passive and active measures have been used to reduce whole-life carbon, improve biodiversity and encourage active travel.

A high-quality office in Canary Wharf, the dramatic vertical sweep of the west facade unifies three large trading floors with the smaller office floors above and creates a large atrium with views across the Thames to the City. A gateway to the Estate, landscaping, active frontages and a new dock-edge promenade promote pedestrian access. Certified BREEAM Outstanding, passive design, active measures and a ‘fabric first’ approach reduce whole-life carbon, improve biodiversity and encourage active travel. Inherently flexible and future proofed to allow for multiple tenancies, with the location becoming increasingly residential, the project provides a new public promenade improving East-West access to the site.

Zero Carbon London

→ BREEAM Outstanding

→ 30% improvement on building regulations for energy performance and carbon emissions

→ 40% reduction in heating and cooling demand

→ Roof top solar panels delivering almost 20,000 kWh/year

→ A 706 sqm biodiverse roof and 245 sqm of terrace and planters

In this high-quality office in the Canary Wharf Estate, passive and active measures have been used to reduce whole-life carbon, improve biodiversity and encourage active travel. Key features include: low energy lighting; grey water recycling; photovoltaic panels; green and brown roofs as wildlife habitats and to attenuate rainwater runoff; an extensive green wall; planters at the ground floor and level four terrace; an underwater ‘living wall’; and extensive cycle parking and facilities. The substructure was designed to resist flood levels estimated with an allowance for climate change.

Project information

Status

Built

Borough

Tower Hamlets

Size

111000 sq m

Estimated completion

October 2019

Location

5 Heron Quays Rd, London E14 9GU, UK

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