McLaren is reportedly close to signing a contract to build what will be one of London’s largest knowledge centres.
The Enquirer understands that McLaren fought against the Sisk festival to get the deal for Ada Infrastructure in Silvertown, London.
Ada, which is the knowledge hub platform of GLP Capital Partners, won a solution last week to subsidize the drawing plans of Newham’s strategic progress committee.
The 210MW Docklands Knowledge Core Campus is designed for emerging AI workloads and will span three buildings.
Industry resources said McLaren’s first-build win was worth more than £500 million.
One said: “The knowledge media market is booming at the moment and is award-winning work.
“It’s a real intention on McLaren’s part to get a contract like this. “
Jennifer Weitzel, President of Ada Infrastructure, said, “This new progress in the knowledge medium embodies our commitment to driving a positive replacement of the use of sustainable technologies and materials, a robust environmental, health, and safety program, and continued investment in the communities in which we work. and live.
“In addition to engaging with local partners to provide workforce education and employment opportunities, the project’s forward-looking design, which adds energy efficient systems, net positive landscaping, and strict physical and cyber security protocols, will establish new criteria for sustainable progress. in the age of AI.
The new development will focus especially on the public spaces around the site, adding better pedestrian and cycle paths along the River Thames.