athletes village & other projects - oda and lend lease
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An overview of the Athletes Village and opportunities beyond the Games
28 June 2010
Ralph Luck OBEProperty DirectorOlympic Delivery Authority
Mark DickinsonAthletes Village Project Director Lend Lease
Contents
• The Athletes Village in context
• Progress to date
• Future Stratford opportunities
• Further afield
Stratford City Pre-Olympic Masterplan
Area (sq.m)
• Retail 150,500
• Commercial 465,000
• Residential 460,000
• Hotel 121,000
• Leisure 36,500
• Community Facilities 5,486
• Health Care 3,302
• Parking 157,950
TOTAL 1,399,738
Stratford City Development
Current Masterplan
MASTERPLAN
The Athletes Village – An Overview
The Vision
• A lasting legacy for East London
• To maximise the economic, social, health,
environmental & sporting benefits that the 2012
Games will bring to London and the UK
• A blueprint for wider regeneration of East London
Scale
• 27 hectares
Project Duration
• 6 years
Client
• Olympic Delivery Authority
Lend Lease Role
• Development & Project Manager
• Construction Manager
• Sales & Marketing Manager
Athletes Village - Procurement Structure
SVDPODA
Development Management Agreement
(“DMA”) and Revised DMA
Lend Lease Development Limited
Tier 1
Contractor
Trade
Contractor
Tier 1 Contractor
Tier 1
Contractor
Trade
Contractor
Lend Lease Europe
Limited (parent co)
Consultant
Consultant
Consultant
Third Party Rights from
Tier 1 Contractors Third Party Rights from
Trade Contractors
Third Party Rights from
Consultants
Third Party
Rights from
Lend Lease
Development
Limited to ODA
Trade
Contractor
3 Phase Development
PHASE
1PHASE
2
Preparation to meet the special requirements of the
London 2012 Olympic Games
Providing 62 blocks of residential units in order to house
17,000 athletes and officials close to the main Olympic
venues
Creation of a world leading sustainable residential
community through a retro fit development programme for
legacy use
Delivery of 2,818 homes, including 1,379 affordable
mixed tenure in order to provide a balanced community
with multiple tenures and a diversity of occupants
PHASE
3Development of adjacent sites as part of the wider
Stratford masterplan
Infrastructure and Community Projects
Chobham Academy (N12)
• 1,832 places for pupils aged 3 – 18 years old• Scheduled to open September 2013• Specialising in the performing arts, with an inherent
focus on sports• State of the art facilities for pupils and wider community• Day care centre
Multi Storey Car Park (N25)
• 850 car parking spaces for Stratford International
Polyclinic and Community Facilities (N11)
• 5,600 sq m facility• GPs, physiotherapy, imaging, dentistry and child care
Open Space and Parkland
• Provision of over 10 hectares of open space, public parks, communal gardens and play areas
Progress - June 2010
• Construction work started on site in April 2008
• Number of operatives on site has reached 3,200 and is
expected to reach 4,500 by Autumn 2010 at construction
peak
• 5 of the 11 residential plots have reached full construction
height
• External cladding on these plots is well underway with the
first residential plot fully clad in April 2010
• Currently the site operates 24 tower cranes
• Production will be substantially complete by December 2011
An early aerial shot of the AV site – January 2008
An aerial shot of the AV site – April 2010
The finished product (CGI)
Further Development after the Games Phase 3 Development
(post Games)
• Red hatched land
– owned by ODA
– planning consent for
213,422 sq m of
residential, hotel and
complimentary retail
development
• Blue hatched land
– owned by LCR and to
be developed by
LCR/LL under JV
– planning consent for
128,904 sq m of office,
hotel and
complimentary retail
• Development timetable
– 2013 to 2018
Stratford City Stage 2
• Adjoins the Athletes Village
• The LCR and Lend Lease land
has provision 4.48 million sq ft of
development with outline planning
consent including 3.8 million sq ft
commercial office space, 275,000
sq ft hotel space, 350 new homes
and associated community facilities
• Linked into the wider London
transport network via two major
transport hubs – Stratford Regional
Station and Stratford International
• Adjacent Westfield Stratford City
providing high quality retail, hotel,
leisure and catering offers
• Close proximity to Olympic Park
and associated recreation facilities
• Key infrastructure and facilities in
place prior to forecast occupation
dates from late 2014 / early 2015 Olympic Stadium
Aquatic Centre
Velodrome
Chobham School
& Academy
Olympic
Parklands
Stage 2 Plots
Greenwich Peninsula
• Joint venture development with Lend Lease and Quintain working together with the Homes and Communities Agency
• 190 acre site, 48 acres of green space with 1.6 miles of river frontage
• An urban environment for:
• 24,000 workers
• 25,000 residents in 10,000 homes
• 3.5millinon sq ft of employment space including 150+ shops, bars and restaurants
• Development taking place in stages over the next 15-20 years
• £5 billion end value