A new district for Central London
Canada Water: where city living and working are reimagined, surrounded by parks, woodlands and the waters of Greenland Dock. This is a new blueprint for London.
Building our city’s next great place
Inspired by its rich heritage, Canada Water’s sustainable 2 million sq ft of state-of-the-art work and lab spaces, 1 million sq ft of world-class retail and cultural space, 3,000 new homes and green public spaces will make it one of London’s most exceptional places to work, live, relax and grow.
The Canada Water Masterplan
Two stops from London Bridge and four stops from Waterloo, Canada Water is already one of London’s most well-connected places. Its new chapter will include everything from flexible workspace and labs and a new high street and town square to 12 acres of new public realm and a new 3.5 acre park. This is London’s new green district in numbers.
The Canada Water Vision
Our Vision is to create a district for London that has everything you could possibly need to live, work, shop and study with joy. To keep fit and healthy, to find calming retreats in nature, to enjoy world-class culture and entertainment and to build businesses that attract the best talent.
Sustainability at Canada Water
Sustainability-first is integrated into everything we do. We do this by prioritising wellbeing and nature; creating a place that’s climate ready and inclusive and by building diversity, opportunity and growth for everyone who lives and works here.
News + Events
View all2 6 Oct 23
Open spaces bring nature into the city
We’re creating 12 acres of new open space!
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1 5 Aug 23
The revitalisation of Canada Dock continues
Frequent visitors to the area will have noticed that it has become a hub of activity, as we continue to progress with the ongoing restoration and transformation of the historic dock.
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2 5 Jul 23
Canada Water’s Pop-Up Is Back!
British Land’s popular pop-up, has officially opened
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2 7 Jun 23
Redriff Primary pupils relive the Great Dock Strike
The spirit of 19th-century radicalism was alive and well at Redriff Primary School this month.
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