The Paddington Triangle London, Property, Location, Architecture, Owner
The Paddington Triangle
West London Building Development, England, UK – for Hammerson / Ballymore
page updated 2 Jul 2014
The Paddington Triangle London
Address: The Paddington Triangle, London W2
Size: 20,000 m²
Status: Pre-planning
Ownership: Hammerson 50% / Ballymore 50%
Tenure: Freehold
The Paddington Triangle
During 2007, Hammerson will submit a revised planning application for 20,000 m² of offices and ancillary uses at the site known as the Triangle, London W2, on behalf of its 50:50 joint venture with Ballymore Properties. Architect Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners has designed an office scheme of 15 storeys with floor plates of 1,200 m².
The Paddington Triangle London – Information from Hammerson PR in 271107
Crossrail has obtained planning consent from Westminster City Council for a major development at Paddington Triangle, designed by architects Grimshaw.
image : Grimshaw
The existing station is a busy central London railway terminus and London Underground complex served by four underground lines: the Bakerloo; Hammersmith & City; District and Circle lines.
The 350,000 sq ft development is located at the junction of Bishop’s Bridge Road and the Grand Union Canal.
The building frontages are divided into three-storey bays, with the southern, western, and eastern fronts incorporating vertical solar-shading slatted louvres. These will be rotated along the length of the façade and staggered between each of the façade bays to provide a strong graphic pattern and play of shadow across the large, unbroken south façade.
Location: London W2, England, UK
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