- Client: European Land
ACollins@europeanland.co.uk - Main Contractor: Maylim Limited
- Architect: Townshend Landscape Architects
DavidPetch@townshendla.co.uk - Engineer: Waterman’s
- Maylim Limited: Design development of All external works to Building D & E, Waterproofing, sub structure for paving, void former build up, retaining wall construction, canal wall works, Planters level 1, civils, drainage, surfacing, Granite paving, electrical, soft landscaping, 278 works and all associated minor building works
- Partners: Paving – Miller Druck, Surfacing -Spade Oak, Soft Landscaping – Willerbys, Electrical – Boon Electrical Services Ltd, Waterproofing – Tilbury, Bespoke Drainage – Elkington Gatic, Stainless steel planters – All Metal Works, Street Furniture – Kent Stainless/All metal Works
- Value: £1.750m
- European Land, the developer behind the well known Paddington Basin scheme with Phase 1 completed and occupied, now home to names such as Orange and Marks & Spencer. The development continues with the first two buildings of Merchant Square (phase 2) almost complete and ready for fit out and occupancy.
- Merchant Square is the final piece in the Paddington Basin redevelopment, set within a high quality public realm with a major new canal side square as its focal point as well as providing new shops and restaurants for nearby residents and the local community. A series of permanently moored business and retail barges will bring commercial activity to the water space.
- Maylim limited following its long relationship with Townshend Landscape Architects and some keys members of the clients team is now in the early stages of completing the deign detailing and construction of all the external works, hard & soft landscaping and associated electrical, canal works, street furniture and highway alterations.
- This superb public realm sees us procuring all the stone from Portugal with bespoke stainless steel drainage from Ireland. The first phase of This Public realm project is due to be completed in December 2010 with future phases programmed for 2011 onwards.
