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Waugh Thistleton reveals east London 'creative quarter'
‘Fantastic challenge,’ says architect
Waugh Thistleton Architects has revealed new images of its scheme for Sugar House Island, near the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London.
Developed by Vastint UK, the new workspace quarter called Dane’s Yard (pictured) forms the first phase of a wider Sugar House Island mixed-use scheme.
Dane’s Yard comprises 88,000sq ft of workspace across eight buildings which will be home to companies in the creative industries, along with retail units.
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