CANARY WHARF CROSSRAIL STATION / ADAM’S PLACE – London / UK – 2012-2014

Adam’s Place and neighbouring public areas – Fisherman’s Walk, Southern and Northern Boardwalks, DS3 Promenade, North Quay – The newly created public space connecting Canary Wharf to its new Crossrail Station

Scope: hard landscaping including pavings, quays, ceramic brick cladded planters, staircases, lift shafts, water features – entire stone and ceramic design

Client: Canary Wharf Contractors

Stone contractor: Szerelmey

Architect: Adamson Associates

Altogether over 6000 sqm of Green Alta Quartzite, Dacota Mahogany Granite and Nero Zimbabwe stones and Charnwood precast concrete pavers used for pavings, stone dock edges, bridges, specially designed kerbs

370 sqm of custom-designed glazed bricks cladding on planters and lift shaft, including their fixings with bespoke fixings

230 sqm of Nero Assoluto granite claddings on water features at Adam’s Place promenade