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Newly constructed reception and berthing pontoon
- Woods Quay is a newly constructed reception and berthing pontoon situated on the Victoria Embankment, nestled between Cleopatra’s Needle and Waterloo Bridge.
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Explore Woods Quay - An extraordinary new building moored on the Thames; basking in the revered riverscape from Waterloo Bridge towards Westminster & beyond.
Woods Quay. Quay moored on the Thames. 10-250 Guests. Enquire. Rising, Phoenix-like from the site of an original Victorian pier, Woods Quay offers guests a magnificent 21st Century passage to their awaiting boat or as a place to pause, eat, drink and languish. RIBA award winning and a feat of engineering, Woods Quay sits atop the Thames, rising ...
After nearly twenty years in their roles, siblings Thomas, Kate & William Woods navigate the Silver Fleet into the 21st century, pushing the boundaries of events & shipbuilding on the Thames, all from their new central London home, Woods Quay.
Woods Quay is an extraordinary new building moored on the Thames; basking in the revered riverscape from Waterloo Bridge towards Westminster & beyond.
Woods Quay is a new riverside dining and entertainment venue located on the north bank of the Thames between Cleopatra’s Needle and Waterloo Bridge. Comprising a floating pontoon, the project embodies a successful collaboration between the architects (who in this case were also the main contractor) and the client – a family-run, luxury ...
Woods Quay is an extraordinary new building moored on the Thames; basking in the revered riverscape from Waterloo Bridge towards Westminster and beyond. Run by the Woods family, who have been Thames watermen since 1866, the venue consists of three main areas; The Cormorant Deck, The East Wing and The West Wing.
Woods Quay is a newly constructed reception and berthing pontoon situated on the Victoria Embankment, nestled between Cleopatra’s Needle and Waterloo Bridge.
