Two Dockside

Two Dockside Canada Water office building CGI

Two Dockside redefines the workplace

Dockside Canada Water

259k sq ft of Grade A office space at the gateway to London's Canada Water.

This ground-breaking building blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor, public and private, work and leisure. Every aspect of Two Dockside is designed to foster connections between the people who work here, the community and the environment.

We're designing the next generation of office building - joyful spaces, the highest standards of sustainability and a renewed sense of community that enables people to feel and be their best.
Matthias Hollwich HWKN Architects Two Dockside Canada Water
Matthias Hollwich Principle and Founder | HWKN

Two Dockside in numbers

259k
Total NIA (sq ft)
35k
Typical floor NIA (sq ft)
12
Floors
37k
Terraces (sq ft)
13k
Retail (sq ft)
770
Cycle spaces

Targeting the highest standards

BREEM Outstanding Dockside Canada Water

Outstanding

NABERS – 5/6 Stars Dockside Canada Water

NABERS – 5/6 Stars

EPC A Rating Dockside Canada Water

EPC Rating

WELL Core Building Standard – Platinum Dockside Canada Water

WELL Core Building Standard – Platinum

WELL Building Standard – Gold Dockside Canada Water

WELL Building Standard – Gold

SMARTSCORE – Platinum Dockside Canada Water

SMARTSCORE – Platinum

ACTIVESCORE – Platinum Dockside Canada Water

ACTIVESCORE – Platinum

Sustainability

A workplace for the future

Two Dockside is being designed to meet the most demanding operational and embodied-carbon targets.

The building is heated and cooled by an air source heat pump system. We're using 55% less water than a typical London workplace. Natural ventilation means that there is 60% more fresh air than in standard London offices.
HWKN Architects

Architects

HWKN

This global practice is renowned for its 'future forward' designs and is on Fast Company's ranking of the World's Top 10 Most Innovative Architects.

The practice combines years of experience with technologically informed design. Their approach is to shape buildings that have a unique mix of familiarity, emotion and novelty. The aim is to find building typologies that anticipate the complex needs and challenges of the future.

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