Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf nisqaqa huk Lunrun llaqtapi, Inlispampa mama llaqtapi huk kitim, Allqu wat'a qayllapi, London Borough of Tower Hamlets nisqapi. Canary Wharf nisqaqa Hatun Lunrun Kamachiypa nisqanmi, Lunrun llaqtap chawpi qhatuna thisritunpa hukninmi, Chawpi Lunrun llaqtawan kuska. Lunrun llaqtawan, Hukllachasqa Qhapaq Suyupi, Tiksimuyuntinpipas huk hatun qullqimanta chawpim, achka hatun wasikunayuqmi, Hukllachasqa Qhapaq Suyupi kimsa kaq hatun wasipas, One Canada Square, chaymi kicharisqa 26 ñiqin anta situwa killapi 1991 watapi.

Canary Wharf tuquru kanan Jubile siq'i

Canary Wharf Pier

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Aswan hatun wasikuna

Sayayninpi Ranking	Rikch'a	Suti	Sayay		Patakuna	Tukuchina p'unchaw	Ripanakuna
			Mitrukuna	Chaki
1		One Canada Square	235	771	50	1991	The third-tallest completed building in the United Kingdom, the tallest being The Shard. Designed by Cesar Pelli, it was the tallest building in the United Kingdom upon completion in 1991. Multi-tenanted; occupiers include BNY Mellon, the CFA Institute, Clearstream, European Energy Exchange, Euler Hermes, the International Sugar Organization, Mahindra Satyam, MetLife, Moody's Analytics and Reach.
2		Landmark Pinnacle	233	764	75	2020	Residential tower (tallest residential building in Europe)
3		Newfoundland	220	722	60	2019	Residential tower.
4		South Quay Plaza	215	705	68	2020	Residential tower
5		One Park Drive	205	673	57	2019	Residential tower
6		8 Canada Square	200	655	42	2002	The joint eleventh-tallest completed building in the United Kingdom. Occupied by HSBC as its global headquarters.
7		25 Canada Square	200	655	42	2001	The joint eleventh-tallest completed building in the United Kingdom. 25 Canada Square and 33 Canada Square together form a single complex known as the Citigroup Centre. Primarily occupied by Citigroup as its EMEA headquarters. Other tenants include Gain Capital, 3i Infotech, Crossrail, Instinet, Munich Re, MWB Group, FIS, Interoute, NYK and Wells Fargo.
8		Wardian London (East Tower)	187	614	55	2019	Residential tower
9		Amory Tower (The Madison)	182	597	53	2019	Residential tower
10		Wardian London (West Tower)	168	552	50	2019	Residential tower
11		One Churchill Place	156	513	32	2005	Occupied by Barclays as its global headquarters. Currently the eighth-tallest building in the United Kingdom, it was originally planned to be 50 storeys in height, but was scaled down to 31 after the 11 September attacks.
12		40 Bank Street	153	502	33	2003	Multi-tenanted; occupiers include Allen & Overy, ANZ Bank, China Construction Bank, Duff & Phelps, Saxo Bank, and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
12		25 Bank Street	153	502	33	2003	Occupied by JPMorgan Chase as its European headquarters since 2012.
14		10 Upper Bank Street	151	495	32	2003	Occupied by Clifford Chance as its global headquarters. Other occupiers include FTSE Group, Infosys, Mastercard, Deutsche Bank, and Total.
15		10 Park Drive Wood Wharf	150	492	43	2019	Residential tower
16		Arena Tower (Baltimore Tower)	149	489	45	2017	Residential tower
17		Pan Peninsula (East Tower)	147	484	48	2008	Residential tower
18		Maine Tower (Harbour Central Block D)	144	472	42	2018	Residential tower
19		24 Marsh Wall (Landmark East Tower)	140	458	44	2010	Residential tower
20		25 Churchill Place	130	426	23	2014	The building housed the European Medicines Agency from early 2014 until March 2019 when they relocated to Amsterdam and Ernst & Young from 2015.
21		40 Marsh Wall (Novotel London Canary Wharf)	128	420	39	2017	Hotel operating as 'Novotel Canary Wharf'
21		GRID Building 10 George Street Wood Wharf	128	420	35	2018	Residential tower
23		Harbour Central Block C	125	410	36	2018	Residential tower
24		Pan Peninsula (West Tower)	122	400	39	2008	Residential tower
25		Dollar Bay Tower	109	358	31	2016	Residential tower
26		1 West India Quay	108	354	36	2004	Floors 1–12 are occupied by a Marriott Hotel. Floors 13–33 house 158 apartments.
27		33 Canada Square	105	344	18	1999	33 Canada Square and 25 Canada Square together form a single complex, see above for details.

Sinrusqa wasikuna

Lantiqillqa	Wasi suti	Harichiq p'unchaw	Turikuynin (E14)	Sinruy p'unchaw	Sutichay
							10 and 12, Garford Street E14	1800s, early	Garford Street	27 September 1973	Early 19th century pairs of stock brick houses. These cottages were originally built for the officers and sergeants who supervised the Docks.
	14, Garford Street E14	1800s, early	Garford Street	27 September 1973	Early 19th century stock brick house.
	16 and 18, Garford Street E14	1800s, early	Garford Street	27 September 1973	Early 19th century pairs of stock brick houses.
	Entrance Gates to West India Docks	1800s, early	West India Dock Road	19 July 1950	2 rusticated Portland stone piers with a capping of 4 dwarf pediments and acroteria.
	Former West Entrance Gate to West India Docks with Curved Walling and Bollards	1900s, early	Westferry Road	1 July 1983	Stock brick curved wing walls and Portland stone gatepiers. Modern brick wall blocks entrance. Two cast-iron obelisk pattern bollards with the inscription WIDC (West Inida Dock Company).
	Railings to West of Main Gate at West India Docks	1800s, early	West India Dock Road	30 September 1981	Cast iron railings approximately 70 yards in length.
	Former Excise Office	1807	West India Dock Road	30 September 1981	Also known as Dockmaster's House, by the architect and engineer Thomas Morris.
	Railings and Gatepiers to Former Excise Office	1807	West India Dock Road	30 September 1981	Contemporary iron railings with six rusticated stucco gatepiers on street front. The stucco decoration of the piers elaborated mid 19th century.
	Quadrangle Stores at West India Dock	1825	West India Dock Road	30 September 1981	Also known as Cannon Workshops, by engineer John Rennie the Younger. A rare survival of an early purpose built illustrative of the workings of the Docks Company.
	Salvation Army Hostel	1905	Garford Street	27 September 1973	Neo Georgian style building by architectural partnership Niven and Wigglesworth. Also known as: 20 Garford Street.
	West India Dock Former Guard House	1803	West India Dock Road	27 September 1973	A one storey, small circular building designed by architect George Gwilt. It originally formed one of a pair built by Docks Company as a lock-up and armoury.
	Former West Entrance Lock to South Dock, West India Docks	1803-05	Westferry Road	1 July 1983	By civil engineer William Jessop, built as the west entrance lock to the City Canal, later taken into the West India Docks system.
	Fitch and Sons Works	1870-80	Westferry Road	1 July 1983	A good example of the smaller warehouses in the historical West India Docks, with built in retail outlet on ground floor, a now rare feature.
	Cascades	1987-88	Westferry Road	18 April 2018	A 20-storey residential tower by CZWG. An exemplary of the celebrated British Post-Modernist architecture practice An important residential scheme of the late 20th century British town planning and industrial reclamation in London Docklands An iconic local landmark building on the River Thames shore of the Isle of Dogs