mipim 2011 brochure

QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK OPEN FOR BUSINESS

A NEW PIECE OF CITY AT THE HEART OF A GLOBAL CAPITAL The Park will bring together the best of London, all in one place. At its core will be the creation of family-focused neighbourhoods; making the Park a top visitor destination; ensuring the venues provide a lasting sporting legacy; the creation of commercial and job opportunities; and helping to stitch together the area’s communities through new transport connections.

ONE PARK, TWO DISTINCT CHARACTERSQueen Elizabeth Olympic Park will provide something for everyone. An urban entertainment plaza in the south, based around the Stadium, the Aquatics Centre and the 114 m tall ArcelorMittal Orbit. The north of the Park features a river valley, centred around waterways, parkland and green space, and offering outdoor activities including play areas and cycle paths.

FAMILY NEIGHBOURHOODSFive neighbourhoods with much- needed family homes will be at the heart of this new piece of London. Responding to market, community and public demand, there will be an emphasis on family homes and a network of facilities, including new schools, nurseries, health centres as well as faith and community spaces to support them. Work is due to start on the first neighbourhood in the north-east of the Park in 2013.

INNOVATION AND CREATIVITYA new campus-style business district focused around the Press and Broadcast Centres will sit in the north-west of the Park. The area will offer affordable and flexible office space to encourage successful cutting edge industries to base themselves on the Park, enabling them to develop and grow.

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QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARKOVERVIEW

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STRATFORD REGIONALAND BUS STATION

ETON MANORSPORTS CENTRE

ARCELORMITTAL ORBIT

THE STADIUM

3 MILLS STUDIOS

NEWSPITALFIELDS

MARKET

THE INTERNATIONAL QUARTER



PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT

THE PARK AND EAST LONDON TECH CITY

2.5KM2

250 ACRES OF OPEN SPACE

5 NEIGHBOURHOODS

UP TO 11,000 NEW HOUSING UNITS ACROSS THE SITE

5 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC SPORTS VENUES

A NEW VISITOR ATTRACTION – THE ARCELORMITTAL ORBIT

OVER 90,000M2 OF BUSINESS SPACE

NEXT TO EUROPE’S LARGEST URBAN SHOPPING CENTRE — WESTFIELD STRATFORD CITY

9 DIRECT RAIL LINKS FROM STRATFORD TO THE REST OF LONDON AND THE UK

15 MINUTES FROM THE CITY OF LONDON AND CANARY WHARF

25 YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN

PARK OVERVIEW

This area will build on the traditional character of London’s neighbourhoods featuring tree-lined avenues, intimate streets and mews houses, quiet terraced homes and open squares.

A new east–west street is to extend from the development through to Leyton and Hackney Wick, helping to stitch together the diverse communities on either side of the valley. The development will include a walk-in health centre for doctors and dentists, plus two nurseries and a 150m2 multi-purpose community space.

In April 2011, the Legacy Company will formally start the process to appoint a development partner for the site. For more information on this opportunity email us: [email protected]

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s first new community will be set between the Athletes Village and the Velodrome as well as bordering the green, open spaces of the north parklands. The area will be focused on family homes with a high proportion of:

THREE AND FOUR STOREY TERRACED FAMILY HOMES

FOUR STOREY DUPLEX MAISONETTES

TWO STOREY MEWS HOUSES

KEY FACTS— Up to 800 homes— Circa 35% affordable— 60% family homes

(3, 4 and 5 bedrooms)— 3000m2 community

and ancillary facilities— Formally going

to market for a development partner in April 2011

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PHASE ONE DEVELOPMENT

The Park and East London Tech-CityThe future of East London as an expanding creative and high-tech hub will be given further impetus by the facilities, infrastructure and vision for the future Queen Elizabeth Park. Located in the heart of East London, close to Shoreditch, the City, Canary Wharf and Soho, it is ideally positioned to bring together cutting-edge local and international industries.

Innovation and creativityA new campus-style business district, with a combined office and flexible commercial space of over 90,000m2, based around the Press Centre and Broadcast Centre presents a unique opportunity. Offering a prime location with high bandwidth connectivity the area will offer affordable and flexible office space to encourage the successful cutting edge East London industries to develop and grow – right in the head of East London’s vibrant and thriving creative district.

Part of London’s 21st century fabricThe Park’s unique position and excellent transport connections mean organizations based in the Park will have the best of both worlds - local skills and talent on their doorstep, able to draw on the grass-roots creative communities of Hackney and at the same time 15 minutes to the commercial districts of the City and Canary Wharf.In April 2011, the Legacy Company expects to be formally launch the procurement process developers and tenants for the Press and Broadcast Centres. For more information on this opportunity email us [email protected]

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KEY FACTS— 29,000m2 office space — 62,000m2 flexible

commercial space— Excellent transport

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THE PARK AND EAST LONDON TECH CITY

The future of East London as an expanding creative and high-tech hub will be given further impetus by the facilities, infrastructure and vision for the future Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Located in the heart of East London, close to Shoreditch, the City, Canary Wharf and Soho, it is ideally positioned to bring together cutting-edge local, national and international industries.

Innovation and creativityA new campus-style business district, with a combined office and flexible commercial space of over 90,000m2, based around the Press Centre and Broadcast Centre, presents a unique opportunity. Offering a prime location, with high bandwidth connectivity, the area will offer affordable and flexible office space to encourage cutting edge industries to develop and grow.

Part of London’s 21st century fabricThe Park’s excellent transport connections mean organisations based in the Park will be able to draw on the grass-roots creative communities of Hackney as well as being only 15 minutes from the City and Canary Wharf.

In spring 2011, the Legacy Company will formally launch the procurement process for the Press and Broadcast Centres. For more information on this opportunity email us: [email protected]

Olympic Park Legacy Company Limited5th floor29-35 West Ham LaneStratfordLondon E15 4PH+44 (0) 20 3288 [email protected]

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