Squire and Partners’ masterplan for One Tower Bridge on London’s South Bank was conceived as a lasting new piece of the city which articulates the transition between More London’s contemporary architecture and the warehouse vernacular of Shad Thames.
There are 43 affordable apartments contained within a building that makes clear reference to the traditional warehouse architecture of Shad Thames through its design and materials, with stock brickwork and timber clad balconies. At ground level, double-height retail units animate the linear route through the site towards Tower Bridge.
The affordable housing is managed by Corporation of London, and also provides a loading bay and access to the Bridgemaster’s House.
Client Berkeley Homes
Landscape Architect Gross Max
Planning Consultant Barton Wilmore
Structure Meinhardt
Services Hoare Lee
