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Porters Edge (at Water Yards)

Sponsored by
Leviat BW
Porters Edge BA006

Details

Location: London

Architect: Maccreanor Lavington

Delivery Architect: Stockwool

Brickwork Contractor: Concept Brickwork Ltd

Brick: Ibstock Brick - Façade Beek WS Sepia Smoked, Façade Beek WS Bruin, Façade Beek WS Bruin (Secondary fired), Façade Beek WS Bruin Rood, Façade Beek WS Rood Genuanceerd, Façade Beek WS Sevan, Façade Beek WS Sevan Smoked, Façade Beek WS Rood Gesmoord, Façade Beek WS Geel Gesmoord

About the project

The Water Yards masterplan is a major mixed-use development at Canada Water in Southwark, which will deliver a new town centre with 1030 new homes and a range of commercial and community uses across a seven-acre site. Porters Edge at Water Yards is the first phase of the development. Its role within the wider masterplan is to provide a new consolidated store location for the current Decathlon stores within a new mixed-use urban block. By doing this it makes way for the rest of the redevelopment and forms the northern edge of the masterplan and brings new definition to the Albion Channel to the north, Surrey Quays road to the east, the new public space to the south and the Canada Water Basin to the south. Rising up to 18 storeys, the development includes 234 apartments for private rent.


Sponsored by Leviat

Leviat BW

Leviat designs and manufactures high integrity steel products for the construction industry, supplying customers worldwide in a variety of sectors from small-scale residential developments to major infrastructure projects.
Products for brick cladding include masonry support systems, windposts, lintels, wall ties, restraint fixings and bed joint reinforcement.

All Leviat products that fall within a harmonised European Standard are CE compliant.

Leviat is a three-time winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise (Innovation in 2018 and 2012; International Trade in 2015), a prestigious award scheme that rewards outstanding achievements by UK businesses.

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