Award-winning architects Broadway Malyan have a clear vision of life at Imperial Wharf - a vibrant mix of residential and office space, wide boulevards, attractive landscaping and an impressive riverside walk.
"The boulevard runs from Imperial Road down to the River, lined by retail outlets, restaurants and cafés. Offices are located at first floor. On the floors above, residential apartments complete the mix of occupants. Such diversity will encourage a vibrant community, attracting visitors and other commercial interest." (Peter Crossley, Broadway Malyan)
In a city of nearly nine million people it's often difficult to find your own space. Fewer than two percent of London residents have landscaped parkland on their doorstep and even fewer can enjoy green areas that border the river Thames.
Imperial Wharf residents however will be enriched by their beautiful surroundings. Landscaped gardens, all 10 acres of it, are spread over a third of the entire development and balconies, terraces and panoramic picture windows all have tremendous views of parkland or river.