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ffering 89 stunningly interior designed apartments set across two buildings, no expense has been spared in curating a collection of residences that live up to the development’s prime location. With a full lifestyle package, including an on-site gymnasium, concierge service and stunning vistas across the capital's ever-changing skyline, this is how London living should be.
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INTRODUCTION
FROM THE HISTORY OF THE TOWER OF LONDON TO THE MODERNITY OF THE CITY OF LONDON’S SKYSCRAPERS, THE ORDNANCE BUILDING RESIDES AT THE VERY HEART OF LONDON.
Ordnance Court
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Ordnance Tower
Aldgate East
St Katharine Docks
Tower Gateway
Tower Hill
The City
Tower of London
The Walkie Talkie
Oxford Street
Tower Bridge
Shad Thames
The Southbank
The Shard
STEEPED IN HISTORY YET CONTINUALLY EVOLVING, LONDON IS A CITY THAT NEVER STANDS STILL.
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Tom’s Kitchen - 0.3 miles The Walkie Talkie - 0.5 miles Le Pont de la Tour - 0.8 miles Butlers Wharf Chop House - 0.8 miles Old Truman Brewery - 0.9 miles Chop’d - 0.8 miles Fenchurch Seafood Bar & Grill - 0.7miles City Social - 0.9 miles Vertigo 42 - 0.9 miles Galvin La Chapelle - 0.9 miles
CULTURE 20 21 22
Wilton’s Music Hall - 0.1 miles Whitechapel Gallery - 0.4 miles Stolenspace Gallery - 0.5 miles
EDUCATION 23 24 25
Hult International Business School - 0.4 miles London Metropolitan University - 0.4 miles Queen Mary University of London - 1.8 miles
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New hotel rooms
New cafés & restaurants
New squares & public spaces
Sqft of office space
New media hub to expand the creative industries
ALDGATE
ALREADY A DYNAMIC AND THRIVING NEIGHBOURHOOD, ALDGATE IS TRANSFORMING INTO LONDON’S MOST EXCITING AREA TO LIVE, WORK AND SPEND TIME.
the world’s leading financial and business districts needs little introduction; its success underlined
by its ever-changing skyline. However as impressive as all its growth upwards is, more significant is its expansion eastwards. The eastern ward of The City of London, as denoted by its crest bearing griffin boundary marker, Aldgate is now one of the capital’s fastest growing districts. Recognised as an area of significant opportunity, the ambitious transformation plans are harnessing the attributes of the area’s unique location to create a new and vibrant neighbourhood. In addition
to being a natural expansion area for The City of London, the masterplan for Aldgate is also capitalising on the area’s cultural and creative credentials. With Old Street to its north, Aldgate is part of the fast-developing Tech City, which includes London’s only Enterprise Zone. As such it’s a regeneration priority for London’s Mayor and the Greater London Authority. By supporting new emerging sectors and the area’s cultural and historic narrative, as well as the traditional financial industries, Aldgate will avoid just being an office overspill for The City. It will evolve to be a dynamic environment that’s one of the most exciting places to live, work and spend time.
Where commerce meets culture, Aldgate’s unrivalled location between The City and East London’s creative quarter makes it a unique development location.
THE EASTERN WARD
ALDGATE
T
he City’s reputation as one of
OF THE CITY OF LONDON, ALDGATE IS NOW ONE OF THE CAPITAL’S FASTEST GROWING DISTRICTS.
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THE HEART OF THE CITY
GENERATING £45 BILLION IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT *, THE CITY OF LONDON IS A GLOBAL COMMERCIAL HUB.
Just 5mins from The Ordnance Building†
*As measured by Gross Value Added. All figures taken from The Future of The City of London’s Economy, a research periodical published by The City of London Corporation, June
T
he City of London’s standing
cent of the 145,000 new jobs that Central
as one of the world’s key
London will enjoy in the same time
business centres is without
period, underlining the significance of
question. With its concentration
The Square Mile. Most importantly, this
of renowned financial and professional
rise in employment is projected to support
services firms, it has attracted one of
The City in delivering an additional £16
the world’s brightest and most highly
billion in output* by 2025.
skilled workforces.
The City is anticipated to deliver an additional £16 billion in output* by 2025.
The City isn’t London’s only commercial powerhouse however. Canary Wharf, while not on your doorstep like The Square Mile, is readily accessible and has played a key role in maintaining London’s
Canary Wharf 9mins from Tower Gateway Station^
Over the next decade it’s predicted that
enviable reputation for business. Offering
it will maintain the growth trajectory
97 acres of London’s, and the world’s,
it’s currently enjoying. In 2014, it was
most sought after office and retail space,
estimated that The City of London
it provides employment to over 112,000
employed some 396,800 people. By 2025
people at international brands such
this figure is expected to rise to 435,700.
as Barclays, Citigroup, Clifford Chance,
An increase that makes up almost 27 per
Morgan Stanley and Thomson Reuters.
†Average
^Average underground journey times: Source: tfl.gov.uk walking times and distances from The Ordnance Building. Source: walkit.com
6 MINUTE WALK - 0.4 MILES* THE TOWER OF LONDON
THE TOWER OF LONDON’S RICH HISTORY TELLS THE STORY OF ALL ENGLAND.
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ldgate is one of the oldest districts of London. From the 2nd to the 18th Century, part of it was in fact contained within London’s original city walls. These were dismantled in the 18th Century,
with the gate that gave Aldgate its name being finally removed in 1761. The arguments about whether Aldgate means Old Gate or All Gate are still to be settled by historians however.
The site of countless sieges and embattled kings, as well as interning Guy Fawkes and The Krays, The Tower of London’s history is rich and bloody. The area’s significance in London’s history aside from being one of the capital’s gateways is that it’s home to Her Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress, The Tower of London. Founded in 1066 as part of the Norman Conquest of England, The Tower of London’s rich history tells the story of all England. Today alongside Tower Bridge, it’s one of the capital’s most iconic features and embodies London’s ability to cherish its heritage yet continually move forward.
*Average walking times and distances from The Ordnance Building. Source: walkit.com
FOOD & DRINK
THE ORDNANCE BUILDING IS SURROUNDED BY SOME OF THE CAPITAL’S FINEST NIGHTLIFE.
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njoying such a prime Central
Just across Tower Bridge, at Butler’s
London location, fine dining
Wharf, the standards are equally high
is not something that is in
with Le Pont de la Tour and The Butlers
short supply. From Michelin
Wharf Chop House. Then there are the
starred eateries such as Jason Atherton’s
eclectic array of street food specialists
City Social and Jeff Galvin’s Galvin
and restaurants available at the Truman
La Chapelle to Tom’s Kitchen with its
Brewery and Spitalfields Market, which
terrace overlooking St Katharine Docks,
offer a more relaxed, but just as mouth-
London’s only marina, The Ordnance
watering dining experience.
The Sky Pod Bar ©Rhubarb
Building is surrounded by some of the capital’s finest restaurants.
With Old Street only a stone’s throw further, you’re also spoilt for choice in terms of nightlife – from deliberately hard to find cocktail dens to bustling bars fuelled by the latest sounds. The City also boasts an array of slick cocktail bars such as Vertigo 42, which is located on the 42nd floor of the former Natwest Tower and Sky Pod Bar, at the top of the Walkie Talkie Building - both of which enjoy stunning views across London.
Fenchurch Seafood Grill ©Rhubarb
Internationally renowned for its gastronomic offerings, London is also home to more of the world’s best bars than any other city.
Tom’s Kitchen St Katharine Docks
CAU St Katharine Docks
RETAIL
The Royal Exchange
Leadenhall Market
Commercial Street
BETWEEN THE LUXURY OF THE CITY AND HIPNESS OF OLD STREET, ALL YOUR STYLISTIC NEEDS ARE WELL CATERED TO.
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he City of London, as you
fare – Butcher and Cheese both
would imagine, provides
come highly recommended.
a full spectrum of retail therapy. From the luxury
Alternatively, Westfield Stratford
of Gucci, De Beers and Bulgari
City is only 13 minutes* from Tower
at The Royal Exchange to One
Hill underground station.
New Change’s array of high street
The largest urban shopping centre
favourites - All Saints, Cos and
in the European Union, in addition
Hobbs to name but three - all your
to its 280 stores, it offers a 24-hour
stylistic needs are well catered to.
casino, a 17-screen cinema and
The Grade II listed Leadenhall
70 restaurants. The West End is
Market is another highlight,
similarly easy to reach, with Oxford
particularly in terms of its culinary
Circus being just 16 minutes* away.
Spitalfields Market *Average underground journey times from Tower Hill Underground Station. Source: tfl.gov.uk
Commercial Road, E1 1LD
Strand, WC2R 2LS 10mins – 2.7 miles*
5mins – 0.4 miles*
7mins** (closest station – Temple)
LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY
ALL THE CAPITAL’S UNIVERSITIES ARE READILY ACCESSIBLE THANKS TO ALDGATE’S SUPERB TRANSPORT LINKS.
KING’S COLLEGE LONDON
Commercial Road, E1 1LA
Stamford Street, SE1 8WA 15mins – 3.1 miles* 14mins** (closest station –
6mins – 0.4 miles*
Waterloo)
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON – SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY Turner Street, E1 2AD
CENTRAL ST MARTINS Granary Square, N1C 4AA 20mins – 4.2 miles* 13mins** (closest station –
11mins – 1.8 miles*
King’s Cross)
CITY UNIVERSITY LONDON Northampton Square, EC1V 0HB
UCL – LONDON’S GLOBAL UNIVERSITY Gower Street, WC1E 6BT
11mins – 2.3 miles* 12mins** (closest station – Angel)
14mins – 3.4 miles* 14mins** (closest station –
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Euston Square)
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Houghton Street, WC2A 2AE
Malet Street, WC1E 7HU
10mins – 2.4 miles* 7mins** (closest station – Temple)
15mins – 3.5 miles* 15mins** (closest station – Russell Square)
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UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER
ith four of London’s universities featuring in
Regent Street, W1B 2UW
the world’s top 50^, the
19mins – 4.1 miles*
capital’s reputation as a
16mins** (closest station –
revered seat of learning is well deserved,
Oxford Circus)
attracting students from around the world. While all of its universities are
LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL
readily accessible thanks to Aldgate’s superb transport links, the area itself is in
Sussex Place, NW1 4SA
fact home to a number of highly regarded
20mins – 5.1 miles*
institutions – London Metropolitan
16mins** (closest station –
University, The Hult International
Baker Street)
Business School and Queen Mary University of London. The masterplan for the reinvention of Aldgate puts these educators at its very heart, encouraging collaboration between the area’s commercial, cultural and educational inhabitants. The result of these efforts will only serve to strengthen what Aldgate has to offer – cementing its status as one of London’s most dynamic districts. ^QS World University Rankings 2016
University College London
King’s College
Imperial College London *Distances & Driving/Walking times. Source: googlemaps.co.uk **Average underground journey times from Tower Hill Underground Station. Source: tfl.gov.uk
UNIVERSITIES
THE HULT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
CULTURE
IN ADDITION TO THE HISTORY OF THE LONDON DOCKS AND THE TOWER OF LONDON, ALDGATE IS AWASH WITH CULTURE.
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s well as being within
it’s the world’s oldest surviving music
walking distance of many
hall and is still producing a distinctive
of The City’s iconic
programme of entertainment – a tradition
institutions, at the heart of
started in the mid 1800s.
Whitechapel Gallery
East London’s world-renowned cultural
world’s most exciting creative districts.
Founded in 1901, The Whitechapel Gallery is arguably the seed from which East London grew to be one of the world’s most exciting creative districts.
A host of other galleries, showcasing the
What’s more, stroll over Tower Bridge
next generation of talent are found in
and you’ll be at the start of the
the area, with the likes of Stolenspace
Southbank and all it has to offer. From
and The Brick Lane Gallery focused on
the Tate Modern and Globe Theatre to
underground and urban art. Your walls
the Royal Festival Hall and National
have no excuse to be bare.
Theatre, as well as affording some
quarter, The Ordnance Building puts an array of cultural stalwarts at close quarter. The Whitechapel Gallery is the jewel in the crown of the area’s art scene. Founded in 1901, this internationally renowned space is arguably the seed from which East London grew to be one of the
stunning views of London, this Aldgate is also home to Wilton’s Music
riverside promenade is packed with
Hall. Set in a Grade II listed building,
cultural nourishment.
Wilton’s Music Hall © Hélène Binet *Average walking times and distances from The Ordnance Building. Source: walkit.com
5 MINUTE WALK - 0.3 MILES* ST KATHARINE DOCK
Tom’s Kitchen 5mins walk - 0.3 miles*
PERFECT FOR WATCHING THE WORLD FLOAT BY, ST KATHARINE DOCKS ARE ONE OF LONDON’S GREATEST HIDDEN GEMS.
F
irst opened in 1828, St Katharine
life. Offering an array of restaurants and
Docks’ inability to take large
a wonderful garden area, it’s the perfect
commercial ships somewhat
venue to while away a summer’s day.
curtailed its success. So much
so, it was the first of the London Docks to shut in 1968. However, this commercial failure led to the creation of one of the finest hidden gems London
Housed in an 18th Century warehouse, The Dickens Inn is a reminder of the docks’ previous life.
has to offer. Tom’s Kitchen is another highlight and
St Katharine Docks 5mins walk - 0.3 miles*
Reborn as a delightful yacht marina
perfect for brunch, lunch or dinner. Its
lined with residential and commercial
attached deli is also great if you want
developments, as well as a host of
to eat on the go. Add to this Kilikya’s
restaurants, shops and bars, it has become
Turkish creations, Ping Pong’s dim sum,
a true destination. Housed in an 18th
Cau’s prime Argentinian steaks and
Century warehouse, The Dickens Inn
Bravas Tapas’ taste of Spain, and you have
is one of its biggest attractions, not to
a veritable world tour of gastronomic
mention a reminder of the docks’ previous
delights waiting to be explored.
*Average walking times and distances from The Ordnance Building. Source: walkit.com
TRANSPORT
TOWER GATEWAY DLR STATION 5mins walk - 0.3 miles*
TOWER HILL UNDERGROUND STATION 6mins walk - 0.4 miles*
ALDGATE EAST UNDERGROUND STATION 7mins walk - 0.6 miles*
FENCHURCH STREET RAIL STATION 7mins walk - 0.6 miles*
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hilst much of The City of London is within walking distance, the superb transport links
on offer ensure that all of London is just moments away. Providing quick access
LIVE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO THE CITY’S INSTITUTIONS AND MINUTES AWAY FROM THE REST OF LONDON.
to Canary Wharf, London’s second commercial powerhouse, Tower Gateway DLR station is only 550 metres from your front door. Similarly, Tower Hill underground station is only 600 metres away, putting the District and Circle lines at your disposal. Fenchurch Street is the nearest overground station (1000 metres) and offers an array of services to East London and South Essex. The transport options already on offer will become further enhanced in 2018, when Crossrail, the largest construction project in Europe, arrives at Liverpool Street and Whitechapel stations. Although slightly further away than the previously mentioned stations, a 14 minute walk to either station will put even more transport options at your fingertips.
*Average walking times and distances from The Ordnance Building. Source: walkit.com
Burnt Oak
Canons Park
East Finchley
Colindale
Queensbury
Highgate
Hendon Central
Kingsbury
Neasden
mbley Park
Manor House
Stamford Hill Arsenal
Dollis Hill Willesden Green Brondesbury Park
Mornington Crescent
St. John’s Wood Marylebone
Edgware Road
Baker Great Portland Street Street
Oxford Circus
Green Park
Hyde Park Corner
Victoria
South Kensington
Mansion House
Tower Hill
Fenchurch Street
Blackfriars
St. James’s Park
Southall Abbey Road
Tower Gateway
London Bridge
Tottenham Court Road
Farringdon
Liverpool Street
Whitechapel
Canary Wharf
Custom House for ExCel
Woolwich
Canning RIVER BUS Town
Royal Victoria
East India
Embankment
Blackfriars Emirates Royal Docks
Custom House for ExCeL Prince Regent
Bermondsey
Heron Quays
North Greenwich
Pontoon Festival Dock
London Eye
RB1
Bankside
London City Airport King George V
Mudchute Island Gardens
St. Katharine’s 12 minute walk
Beckton Park
Emirates Greenwich Peninsula
South Quay
Tower 16 minute walk
Royal Albert
Canary Wharf
Cyprus
London Bridge City
Gallions Reach Beckton
Doubletree Docklands Nelson Dock Greenland
Westminster
Masthouse Terrace
North Greenwich Woolwich
Imperial Wharf
CROSSRAIL (OPENING 2018) Queens Road Peckham
Vauxhall
UNDERGROUND
mbledon Park Wimbledon
Bond Street
East Ham
Canary Wharf
Canada Water
Borough
utney Bridge
Southfields
Paddington
Abbey Wood
Crossharbour
East Putney
Old Oak Common
West Silvertown
Surrey Quays
Lambeth North
Stratford
Upton Park
Wapping
Southwark
rsons Green
West Ealing
Westferry
Rotherhithe
Waterloo
Pimlico
Ealing Acton BroadwayBarking Mainline
Hanwell
River Thames
Embankment
Maryland
Heathrow Terminal 4
Limehouse
Temple
Westminster
Sloane Square
Monument
Dagenham Heathway Becontree
Bromley-
1
Shadwell
Cannon Street
Charing Cross
Knightsbridge Gloucester Road
Earl’s Court
Leicester Square
Dagenham East
by-Bow Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3
Whitechapel
St. Paul’s
Piccadilly Circus
High Street Kensington
Aldgate East
Aldgate
Bank
Covent Garden
Pudding Mill Lane
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Queensway
Liverpool Street
Chancery Lane
Hayes & Harlington
Mile End
Stepney Green
Elm Park
Woodgrange Park
Forest Gate
Upney
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Holland Park
Lancaster Gate
Barbican
Holborn
Tottenham Court Road
Manor Park
Wanstead Park Leyton
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Marble Arch Notting Hill Gate
Shoreditch High Street
Upminster Bridge Hornchurch
Stratford
Bethnal Green Bethnal Green
Upminster
Seven Kings Ilford
Bow Road
Farringdon
Goodmayes
Gants Hill
CROSSRAIL
Cambridge Heath
Hoxton
Emerson Park
Chadwell Heath
Newbury Park
London Fields
Haggerston
Moorgate
Stratford International
Homerton
Old Street
Russell Square Goodge Street
Leytonstone
Leytonstone High Road
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Bond Street
King’s Cross St. Pancras
Wanstead
Leyton Midland Road
Hackney Central
Canonbury
Angel
Regent’s Park Bayswater
Hackney Downs
Caledonian Road & Barnsbury
Dalston Junction
Euston Square
Barkingside
Redbridge
Walthamstow Central
St. James Street
Rectory Road
Euston
Warren Street
Edgware Road
Royal Oak
Camden Road
Camden Town
Swiss Cottage
South Hampstead
Walthamstow Queen’s Road
Stoke Newington
Finsbury Park
Holloway Road
Kentish Town
Blackhorse Road
Chalk Farm
Finchley Road
Brondesbury
Paddington
Kentish Town West
Finchley Road & Frognal
West Hampstead
Kilburn High Road
Seven Sisters
Hampstead Heath
Hampstead
Tottenham Hale
Romford
Fairlop
South Woodford
South Tottenham
Snaresbrook
Crouch Hill
Archway
Golders Green
Wood Street
Bruce Grove
TRANSPORT
Brent Cross
Harringay Green Lanes
Turnpike Lane
DLR
Elephant & Castle
Peckham Rye
Average journey times from
from Tower Hill station
Clapham High Street
Stockwell
Brockley
* Clapham Common LIVERPOOL STREET 4mins
Clapham South Balham
LONDON BRIDGE 6mins* Tooting Bec
TEMPLE 7mins
*
Tooting Broadway
WATERLOO 8minsColliers Wood *
South *Wimbledon ST. PAUL’S 10mins
From Whitechapel Crossrail station
Woolwich Arsenal
Greenwich
Greenwich Deptford Bridge Elverson Road Lewisham
Forest Hill
Tower Gateway DLR station Denmark Hill
Clapham North
BANK 5mins
New Cross
Kennington
Average journey times
*
New Cross Gate
Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich
Sydenham
LIMEHOUSE 5mins Brixton
*
POPLAR 8mins* CANARY WHARF 9mins* BANK 11mins* LONDON CITY AIRPORT 24mins*
Morden
STRATFORD 13mins*
LIVERPOOL STREET 2mins**
RIVER BUS
Penge West
CANARY WHARF 3mins** Anerley ** STRATFORD 5mins Norwood Junction
Crystal Palace
FARRINGDON
From Tower Millennium Pier
** West Croydon 5mins
LONDON BRIDGE CITY PIER 4 mins^
TOTTENHAM COURT RD 7mins**
BANKSIDE PIER 8 mins^
BOND STREET 10mins**
CANARY WHARF PIER 9 mins^
PADDINGTON 13mins**
OXFORD CIRCUS 16mins*
GREENWICH PIER 20 mins^
HEATHROW 38mins**
LEICESTER SQUARE 17mins*
LONDON EYE MILLENNIUM PIER 26 mins^
BOND STREET 18mins* COVENT GARDEN 22mins* PADDINGTON 23mins* Tower Bridge
HEATHROW AIRPORT 43mins*
*Average journey times from Tower Hill station & Tower Gateway DLR station. Source: tfl.gov.uk
**Average Crossrail journey times from Whitechapel Crossrail station. Source: crossrail.co.uk
^River Bus from Tower Millennium Pier. Source: tfl.gov.uk
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ABOUT THE DEVELOPER
Hatcham Mews
Peterley Business Centre
Hatcham Mews
Peterley Business Centre
Peterley Business Centre
LONDON CITY NEW HOMES
L
ondon City New Homes has
With an unwavering attention to detail
an enviable track record of
and belief in delivering the very highest
delivering outstanding properties
quality product, they take the time to
across the capital. From
truly understand the areas they develop
contemporary mews in New Cross Gate
in. Using this insight, they deliver
and luxurious penthouse apartments
unique homes that set the bar for
in the heart E1 to converted Victorian
modern city living. As such, while each
warehouses, their eclectic portfolio
of their developments affords their
showcases their in-depth understanding
trademark luxury as standard, they are all
of the London market and the diverse
bespoke designed to fulfil the needs
demands of its buyers.
of each districts’ own specific character, ensuring their long-term desirability.
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