Tide gets green light for UK’s tallest modular tower

It will rank as the UK’s tallest modular tower climbing to 159m tall, surpassing the firm’s twin-tower George Street enhancement in Croydon, a 43- and 38-ground venture that scales 135m.

Developed by EPR Architects, the 30 Marsh Wall project will provide above 1,000 beds and aspect a significant roof backyard.

As developer and contractor, Tide will assemble the setting up with precision-built modules manufactured by its sister business Vision Modular Techniques.

A light bronze aluminium vertical band on the principal façade will increase up the complete 48 storeys

The London Docklands plan boosts Tide’s pipeline to much more than 3,000 homes at this time less than construction with a significant even further pipeline.

Tide and Vision now statements to be behind 7 of world’s best 10 tallest modular properties, with the Marsh Wall undertaking ranking second highest powering Singapore’s 56-storey residential twin towers, which increase to 196m.

John Fleming, chairman of Tide Development, reported: “This landmark scheme bolsters our portfolio of significant strategies in London, more strengthening Tide and Vision’s position in revolutionising the way in which homes are delivered in the British isles.

“Working in near collaboration with the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and our consultants, this plan will even more display the ability of modular to provide structures of the highest architectural quality with earth-top engineering.”

Tide and Vision’s method of supply will result in an 80% reduction in web-site squander, while guaranteeing that 100 % of any waste developed, is recycled.

The progress further bolsters Tide Construction’s pipeline of initiatives beneath design and in setting up.

Tide has a lot more than 3,000 residences below construction and has viewed sustained calendar year-on-12 months advancement in the previous ten years.