The Canada Water Masterplan is a partnership between British Land, Southwark Council and the local community to create an outstanding new town centre for Southwark and London that compliments the local area, making an active, positive, long-term contribution to local life. The first phase of this Masterplan includes several plots, along with public realm and infrastructure works.

We have been awarded the infrastructure framework partnering with British Land for this prominent development in Southeast London, expected deliver up to 3,000 new homes, two million sq ft of workspace and one million sq ft of retail, leisure, entertainment and community space including proposed health and social infrastructure, and educational uses for all ages.

• Galldris were employed by British Land under a PCSA agreement to complete the design from RIBA Stage 3 to RIBA Stage 5 on Phase 1 infrastructure enabling works.
• Demolition of part of the Printworks (Formerly owned by the Daily Mail) in readiness to construct a 12 metre deep underground Mega Substation for use by UKPN for power distribution to the whole of the future Canada water development.
• The design and construction of two- and three-storey modular buildings for educational purposes that included piling; retaining walls; groundworks; service installation; drainage; soft and hard landscaping; fencing, gates and extensive haul roads constructed to an adoptable standard.
• Restoration of Canada Dock’s rich wetland habitat and provide a new 170m long boardwalk across the Dock as well as steps down to the water’s edge, an amphitheatre, dipping pond, and pergola.