Pennington Street, Block F London Dock

Situated in Wapping, London Dock is an area with close links to the rich maritime heritage of London.

The water feature at Block F reflects elements from the prior phase and appears to give the impression it is a continuation of the canal-style feature found on both sides of the promenade. Shallow, still water bodies on either side of a footpath create a still, reflective surface. In the garden courtyard with plants, the canal on the north side of the feature aligns with the shape of the courtyard

Water is filtered and disinfected in the basement plant room with numerous inlet and outlet locations to promote a good distribution of treated water to help maintain good water quality within the feature.

The water feature surrounds a central lawn and consists of upper and lower pools connected by two shallow rills.

White dimmable pool lights are located in between the upper pool stepping stones and also under the four rill bridges.

The courtyard garden has two separate features.

A moat surrounds the courtyard, with bridges to cross at various points and four circular pools, constructed of corten steel.

A plant room is located in the building basement where the water treatment equipment and controls are located.