Bankside Yards is a comprehensive redevelopment of the area between Blackfriars Bridge and the Tate Modern on the South Bank of the Thames. The mixed-use masterplan scheme consists of 500 homes, along side new workspace, hotel, retail and cultural areas.
Key Project Features
- UK’s first fossil-fuel free major mixed-use development
- 8 buildings including towers up to 50 storeys
- Significant basement and civils works alongside UKPN assets and Network Rail viaduct for Blackfriars Station
- Restoration of 14 Victorian railway arches, opening up new pedestrian routes along the Thames
Core Five Added Value
- Involved since initial feasibility stages for Native Land, supporting acquisition and various feasibility cost modelling
- Our extensive experience of high quality mixed-use masterplan schemes enabled cost and design benchmarking to drive value and allow informed decisions to be made at early stages
- Thorough value engineering through design development process, working with design team to find optimum value solutions
- Bespoke procurement strategy to achieve client objectives, including placing direct Basement Box and Façade contracts before novation to main contractor
