Roof terrace views looking east (courtesy of CPL)
One Thames Quay, Canary Wharf
Marsh Wall is a high-density residential development in Canary Wharf, centred around a 48-storey tower with integrated multi-level landscaping. Studio Bosk’s design enhances the public realm at street level and enriches communal spaces on multiple floors, delivering a layered approach to urban greening and introducing biodiverse planting. Utilising advanced 3D modelling and digital workflows, the team overcame complex technical challenges to seamlessly weave landscape into the urban infrastructure. Our mission was to evolve conventional tower landscaping, create positive environmental impact, improve user well-being and community interaction.
Landscape visual of main entrance with bespoke wind mitigation screens positioned sensitively within the planting.
View of completed 46th floor terrace (Image courtesy of CPL)
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Landscape visual showing seating areas on the communal terrace at level 46
Roof level landscape masterplan showing the 2nd and ground floor landscape below.
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Bespoke handrail and split faced steps
Landscape visual showing the cafe terrace and the bespoke stone informal seats
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Early sketches developing and testing initial ideas for the scheme
On-site monitoring during the construction works to ensure the design aspirations are achieved
Context diagram from the landscape strategy
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View of ground floor play area (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
Model of bespoke sun loungers on the 46th floor
Revit model used to coordinate the proposals with the rest of the design team
Landscape visual of the proposed play equipment on the 2nd floor
Tunnel slide across planting on the 2nd floor (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
Play equipment on the 2nd floor integrated within the landscape (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
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Ground floor natural stone steps and informal seating units during construction
Planting framing the viewing portal on the side of the play area
Ground floor play area (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
View of informal seating units on edge of cafe terrace
Studio Bosk working in collaboration with the construction team to deliver the project’s goals.
Bespoke sun loungers on the communal terraces on level 46 (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
Ground floor pocket park for residents and surrounding communities
Internal development signage reflected in landscape design
Log piles for insects integrated into the planting design at ground floor
46th floor roof terrace (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
Bespoke pattern for ground floor perforated screens (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)
Ground floor play (Credit Lucy Carnaghan-Holt)