Plans have been submitted for a 67-storey residential tower by Greenland Group
Shanghai-based Greenland Group has submitted plans for a 67-storey tower at West India Quay, Canary Wharf.
The tower, if approved, will be the tallest residential building in western Europe at 241m and would provide 869 homes, community space and shops at ground level.
Designed by HOK architects the building will provide one to three bed apartments, some of which will be affordable, on a site that has had permission for a tall building for over a decade.
Setareh Neshati, senior planning manager at Greenland said: “Greenland is excited to have submitted plans for this residential-led scheme which will deliver 869 new private and affordable homes.
The scheme incorporates improvements to the public realm, a commercial pavilion, roof terraces, public open spaces, children’s play areas and shops for local people.
WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff are the engineers on the project, Aecom is the project manager and the landscaping is being done by Gillespies.
Greenland is also redeveloping the Ram Brewery in Wandsworth, Britain’s oldest brewery.
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