North Quay

It is one of the most sought-after places to live and work in London, offering unprecedented access to excellent transportation opportunities with the newly launched Elizabeth Line and the ability to develop under a flexible framework. It demonstrates a change in the development approach to a place like Canary Wharf in the city, a place where people are the focus.

North Quay is rapidly becoming one of London’s most desirable locations for both living and working, thanks in large part to its outstanding transport connections, including the recently inaugurated Elizabeth Line. This development is thoughtfully designed with a flexible framework that meets the modern demands of urban life, emphasizing a people-first approach to city planning. Located in the bustling Canary Wharf area, North Quay is at the forefront of urban evolution, offering an exceptional lifestyle for those eager to excel in a dynamic city setting.

Exciting have emerged showcasing the progress of the North Quay development, poised to become Canary Wharf's premier Life Sciences district in London E14.

Spanning over 3.28 hectares adjacent to Canary Wharf's Crossrail Place, the development is set to accommodate 2.5 million sq ft of mixed-use space. The highlight of the first phase is the remarkable One North Quay tower, standing tall at 23 storeys and boasting an impressive 823,000 sq ft of space. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, this tower is slated to become Europe's largest and most technologically advanced life sciences facility, marking a significant milestone in the area's evolution.

A 3.28-hectare parcel, formerly utilized as a construction laydown area for the Canary Wharf Crossrail Station (now operating as the Elizabeth line), is now undergoing development. Positioned north of the Isle of Dogs within the administrative bounds of the London Borough Tower Hamlets, this site resides in Canary Wharf.

Its boundaries include Crossrail Place to the south, Aspen Way to the north, Hertsmere Road, and the Marriott Hotel to the west, while Billingsgate Market marks its eastern border.