Crossrail has integrated designs for 12 major property developments over and around its key central London stations. Development plans cover over three million square feet of high-quality office, retail and residential space.
The receipts from property developments are targeted to generate an income of approximately £500m as part of the core Crossrail funding strategy.
Six development partners are already working in partnership with us and we are seeking partners for the remaining six development opportunities. Planning consent has been obtained for ten schemes with only one further application to be submitted and a development framework brief under discussion on the final remaining site.
Details of the over site development portfolio are included in our Places and Spaces property development brochure. Below are papers on some of the challenges faced.
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Topic area: Over site development More than any other rail project in recent times, the commercial realisation of the value potential from property development opportunities above or in the vicinity of Crossrail stations has formed an important part of Crossrail’s core funding proposition. As a consequence, the design of stations, over-station develo...
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09/07/2018 |
Micro-report |
Topic area: Civil Engineering The Elizabeth line traverses some of London’s most dense and evolving metropolitan areas. Safeguarding of the route has played an important part since the identification of a tunnelled route back in the early 1990s, following promoters’ recognition of the need to preserve and protect necessary building space and to...
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14/02/2023 |
Technical Paper |
Topic area: Civil Engineering The St Giles Circus project involves the £150M redevelopment of a central London site adjacent to Tottenham Court Road Station (Figure 1). The structural and civil engineering design was undertaken by Engenuiti, with geotechnical advice from Donaldson Associates. The development includes leisure, retail, commercial...
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02/07/2018 |
Journal Publication |
Topic area: Civil Engineering Canary Wharf was the first station on the Elizabeth line to be constructed, and the first
to be let as a design-and-build contract, with developer Canary Wharf Group. Innovative design and construction techniques enabled the station box to be completed four months ahead of the development programme. Construction of the...
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02/07/2018 |
Journal Publication |
Topic area: Environmental Management This paper explains the Crossrail approach to and process for undertaking environmental assessments to accompany planning applications made for Oversite Development (OSD). The legal context for carrying out EIA for Crossrail OSD is explained with reference to Section 14 of the Crossrail Act (2008) and the methodology a...
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27/09/2016 |
Micro-report |
Crossrail has integrated designs for 12 major property developments over and around its key central London stations. Development plans cover over three million square feet of high-quality office, retail and residential space.
