industry news 17 LONDON DEVELOPMENT
Bouygues Construction chosen to build Manhattan Loft Gardens
tion of Manhattan Loft Gardens, a 143-metre landmark tower in Stratford, East London. The project represents a gross development value (GDV) of £250 million. Madani Sow, Deputy CEO of Bouygues
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Bâtiment International, said: “Manhattan Loft Gardens, developed by Harry Handelsman, will give its future residents a unique experience of London. Bouygues UK teams will be fully com- mitted to turning this innovative vision into reality. Technical prowess and architectural qual- ity will combine to produce a building that will be greatly appreciated by its future users.” Manhattan Loft Gardens will be located next
to Stratford International Station and High Speed 1, the Channel Tunnel rail link. Designed by architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the 42-storey tower will include 248 apartments above a 150-room hotel, a spa, a triple-height lobby and two restaurants. The unique structure of this building features
two cantilevers which support three sky gardens giving unobstructed views across London. Manhattan Loft Gardens offers a new take on London garden squares and creates an environ- ment suited to neighbourhood life and the development of urban biodiversity.
he London property developer, Manhattan Loft Corporation, has selected Bouygues UK for the construc-
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