Providence Tower - Blackwall Way, London, UK
N 51° 30.451 W 000° 00.349
30U E 707779 N 5710516
Providence Tower will be 44 storys high when completed later this year (2015). The building will have mixed use being predominantly residential as well as offering office space. It forms part of a Riverside complex known as New Providence Wharf.
Waymark Code: WMPM5F
Location: London, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 09/18/2015
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The Ballymore Group website tells us:
From early on, we envisaged something entirely different for the New Providence Wharf site. Much of the development along the Thames has consisted of single buildings, often developed with little regard for their context or location. New Providence Wharf, including the Ontario Tower, the Radisson Edwardian Hotel and the Providence Tower, boldly takes a very different approach; by stretching back some 400m from the river, it has a depth and a substance few other riverside developments have achieved. The velocity of sales of the apartments on the site was breathtaking – even to us; equally satisfying has been the worldwide acclaim New Providence Wharf has received as a fine example of mixed use residential, hotel, retail and leisure development.
- Mixed Use Riverside development on 8.2 acres of former Brownfield site
- 1,050 residential units
- 50,000 sq m of offices and retail
- Luxury 180 room Radisson Edwardian Hotel
- Two health spas, gymnasium and swimming pool
- Extensive landscaped water gardens
- Walking distance to Canary Wharf
Wikipedia has a brief entry about Providence Tower that tells us:
The Providence Tower is a 44-storey 136m (446ft) high residential tower at New Providence Wharf, Blackwall, London E14 9PJ, under construction and due for completion in 2015.
It is being created by the developer Ballymore, and being built by Balfour Beatty. The new project was announced in Singapore in June 2012, followed by "investor events" in Hong Kong and Singapore in September 2012.