The phase two award, which is estimated to be worth around £240m, involves three new buildings totalling 540,000 sq ft and featuring laboratories, homes, shops and restaurants.
The buildings will be delivered to the highest sustainability standards achieving a BREEAM Excellent and a Wired Score Platinum Rating.
Phase 2 follows the delivery of The Apex, the first laboratory building on the Tribeca campus which has secured The London BioScience Innovation Centre as its first tenant.
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James Byrne, Ardmore director said: “We are thrilled to have been appointed to deliver the final phase of the Tribeca life sciences campus in King’s Cross.
“We’ve put together a highly skilled team for this project, who have worked under a PCSA for the last 12-months to ensure the scheme remained deliverable and viable.
“This award underlines our ability to de-risk complex projects, combining our extensive experience of large-scale commercial and residential construction and our ability to unlock logistically challenging schemes.”
Gardiner & Theobald is providing project management, employers agent and cost consultancy advice to the project.
