[1] The development is being planned by J.P. Morgan & Co., which purchased a 999-year lease on the site from Canary Wharf Group in November 2008.

[2] It will be located on the western side of the Isle of Dogs, immediately south of Westferry Circus on the edge of the River Thames.

The combined development will have the longest river frontage of any building in London, and in terms of floorspace will be among the largest offices in Europe.

[6] Canary Wharf Contractors Limited were contracted to construct the basement structure up to ground level.

[8] In 2015, JP Morgan put plans to sell the site on hold to reconsider whether the land should be retained for a new European HQ in anticipation of the bank’s future growth in London (perhaps in partnership with another a joint venture anchor tenant).