Situated on a slender island on the River Lea, this project provides much needed new housing to meet the needs of this changing part of north-east London. It will also open up access to a striking waterside setting, long inaccessible and underused, with new pedestrian and cycle bridges that will bring people in and improving connectivity between Tottenham Hale and the Lea Valley Park. The architecture, its roofscape and use of brick draws references from the historic canalside identity characteristic of east London. Small retail units will activate the ground floor while the employment barges moored on the channel are safeguarded.

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Phase one has recently completed and provides 249 homes across two buildings - Block A and Block B

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Concept sketch

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Three new bridges continue a new green link through Tottenham to the Lea Valley Park reservoirs, linking new and existing communities, offering access to public transport and nature.

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The new landscape supports the site for residential development by providing a variety of external spaces for living, relaxing and play.

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Block B reception space

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Hale Wharf Masterplan, phases

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Phase two is an extension of Phase 1 and will provide 245 units of which 31% will be private and 69% will be affordable.

City
London N17
Use
Housing
Client
Muse Developments and Canal and River Trust
Status
Current
Size
2.28 ha
Units
505
Collaborators
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Structure: Ramboll UK Ltd

Services: Hilson Moran

Landscape: Landscape Projects

Cost: Core Five LLP

Contractor: McLaren Construction

Project manager: Stace LLP

Planning: Quod

Transport: Odyssey Markides