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Project 2637

TIDE Bankside

A new build 12-storey commercial building in Southwark with a low embodied carbon frame containing 65% GGBS (ground granulated blast-furnace slag) cement replacement.

Location London Borough of Southwark
Client LBS Properties, Barings
Architect Squire and Partners
Status Complete (2024)
GIA 18,200m²

Key features

Industry-leading GGBS integration

The building frame incorporates 65% GGBS cement replacement – a ground-breaking figure for commercial building construction.

Forward-thinking solutions

The low embodied carbon frame aspires to exceed LETI targets and is designed for flexibility in use as well as future retrofits.

Reducing volume of materials

The piled raft design reduces the volume of material used on site, limiting both the construction programme and embodied energy.

Coordinating with neighbouring development to lower embodied carbon

Careful coordination with the adjoining development and reusing their temporary works halved the basement construction’s embodied carbon.

Awards

2025 BCO London Awards Commercial Workplace Shortlisted
Photography by Andy Stagg