Alinea co-founder to take up key role on JP Morgan tower planned for Canary Wharf

Steve Watts to join US bank as cost and commercial MD on Fosters-designed scheme

IHG adds 142-room Canary Wharf hotel to its Vignette Collection

Scheduled to open in summer 2026, Canary Riverside Plaza, Vignette Collection by IHG will offer a restaurant and bar, flexible meeting and events space, and access to an adjacent health club and spa. The post IHG adds 142-room Canary Wharf hotel to its Vignette Collection appeared first on Property Week.

C20 Society calls for listing of 1990s PoMo Canary Wharf building

The Architects’ Journal C20 Society calls for listing of 1990s PoMo Canary Wharf building The Twentieth Century Society (C20) is calling on Historic England to recommend the listing of ‘the finest remaining example’ of PoMo Neoclassical architecture in Canary Wharf The post C20 Society calls for listing of 1990s PoMo Canary Wharf building appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

RLB set to swap Shard for new offices in Canary Wharf

Firm due to move ionto 40 Bank Street this summer

Canary Wharf’s HSBC tower revamp takes step forward with plans to turn top levels into a hotel

KPF scheme will also include new promenade linking building to the Canary Wharf Elizabeth Line station

The B1M - Wood Wharf - Building London's Multi-Faceted Skyscraper, 04092019

Join Fred Mills at One Park Drive, a skyscraper rising on land reclaimed from the Thames in the heart of London's new Wood Wharf district

FT - Canary Wharf launches flexible office service as work patterns shift 19022022

London office landlord Canary Wharf Group is launching a flexible office service, in the latest sign of how changes to work patterns during the pandemic are shaking up the market. The new service, called MadeFor, at 40 Bank Street in Canary Wharf, could grow to as much as 20% of the group's portfolio over the next few years, according to Shobi Khan, the group's Chief Executive

The Sunday Times - Canary Wharf office block sold & WFH, 12122021

A couple of articles from The Sunday Times which highlight the current (and potentially) long term influence of Working From Home on the commercial office sector and 'urban recovery': - Canary Wharf office block sold for knockdown price amid WFH fear; and - This capricious government can't level up without business This is an issue the Government should be considering as they finalise their "levelling up" White Paper