Supporting Landmark Regeneration at Greenwich Peninsula
We’re pleased to see construction underway on Meridian Quays, a major new phase of development at Peninsula Quays, directly opposite the Millennium Dome.
Part of the wider Greenwich Peninsula regeneration — the largest single redevelopment London has seen in a generation — Meridian Quays is designed to make the most of its west-facing waterfront location, with uninterrupted views across to Canary Wharf.
To support construction on this highly constrained site, over 8,500 m³ of Leca® Lightweight Aggregate (LWA) has been specified.
Why was Leca® LWA specified?
- Leca® LWA (10–20 mm) was selected to provide a lightweight yet robust groundworks solution
- Minimises additional loading on Transport for London assets, a critical design constraint
- Creates stable foundation layers to support future phases of construction
This project will be delivered in key stages, with the current works representing the first phase of a long-term transformation.
A major new phase of development at Peninsula Quays
Part of the wider Greenwich Peninsula regeneration
To support construction on this highly constrained site, over 8,500 m³ of Leca® Lightweight Aggregate (LWA) has been specified.
Meridian Quays is designed to make the most of its west-facing waterfront location
his project will be delivered in key stages, with the current works representing the first phase of a long-term transformation.
Leca® Geotechnical Solutions
M25 Junction 18 Case Study
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