Due to growing demand, we are further enhancing our world class facilities by expanding the venue by 25,000sqm (270,000sqft). This will create additional ICC convention facilities, exhibition halls and conference rooms, together with outdoor spaces. Built to some of the highest sustainability standards, the development is taking place on the east side of the venue and has received full planning consent from Newham Planning Committee and the Mayor of London.
McLaren Construction have been appointed to complete the construction. They have extensive experience of delivering UK major projects, including Leicester City Football Club’s new training ground, The Financial Times’ Bracken House’ headquarters, and a major fulfilment centre for warehouse giant SEGRO. McLaren will work alongside key project partners who have already delivered the design and enabling works phase of the project, including Gardiner & Theobald, Grimshaw Architects, Hoare Lea and Campbell Reith
For safety reasons, from mid-April 2022 we will be erecting secure hoardings (2.4m // 7.2ft) around the development site. Any changes to this will be communicated and please note the Prince Regent DLR station will remain open throughout.
It will be necessary to make changes to these areas (also referred to as Public Protected Route or PPR). Details of this, including maps, will be provided and communicated around the venue campus. At both the east and west, all necessary wayfinding will be installed to direct guests, organisers, contractors and exhibitors.
Due to safety measures, it will be necessary to make changes to the usual dock edge access. As such, this will see sections of it closed with alternative routes in place. This will be clearly communicated and highlighted at the relevant access points.
There will be a revised walking route from these hotels which will be fully signposted, giving pedestrian access to the Prince Regent entrance at the east. We will provide maps to the hotels to show their guests the best route to and from the venue.
Yes, there will be changes implemented but these will be clearly communicated in advance.
For safety reasons, access to the public route along the dock edge will be restricted during the construction phase but will be reinstated as soon as it is safe to do so. Access to the DLR stations will remain unaffected throughout. We will be communicating further details around the completion dates in due course, until then, these safety measures will stay in place.
These will be Monday to Friday, 8am-6pm and Saturday, 8am-1pm. On rare occasions, it might be necessary to amend these times.
Yes, they will.
Please email us via info@excel.london if you wish to find out more or to make a complaint.