We want to transform the vacant and outdated building at 110 The Queen’s Walk into a forward looking mixed-use destination with re-imagined public realm.
Project Vision
Over the past three years, St Martins has been exploring how best to bring the building back into use. We understand how important it is to the London skyline and the significance of its recent past. As a result, we have developed proposals that retain the building’s fundamental character, including its circular footprint and curved silhouette.
Our ambition has centred on the modernisation of this building into a re-imagined, open mixed- use accommodation, all the while safeguarding its intrinsic character. Through sensitive design, we aim to strike the optimal balance to ensure it remains a destination for both Londoners and visitors to London Bridge City.
Design Development
INITIAL PROPOSAL
Rounded Terraces
Straight South Façade
Flat Roof forming top floor
REFINED SCHEME 1
Straight South Façade
Rounded Roof inspired by existing building
Introduction of new ‘diagrid’
REFINED SCHEME 2
Straight South Façade
Rounded Roof inspired by existing building
Introduction of new ‘diagrid’
Vertical elements enclosing balconies
REFINED SCHEME 3
Curvature introduced to South Façade and terraces
Rounded Roof inspired by existing building
Introduction of new ‘diagrid’
Vertical elements enclosing balconies