Battersea Power Station has appointed Sisk to construct two new buildings at the 42-acre regeneration project.
Designed by Gehry Partners, the buildings will complete the neighbourhood’s new pedestrianised high street, Electric Boulevard, with works set to commence in summer 2026.
Forming Phase 3C of the site’s masterplan, the two buildings will comprise circa 300 new homes, 65,000 sq ft of new commercial space for shops, cafes and restaurants, a 15,000 sq ft community hub, and an expanded bike hub for 600 spaces.
James Saunders, CEO of Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC), said: “Today’s announcement is an important milestone in realising the vision for this ambitious 42-acre regeneration site. Phase 3C will complete Electric Boulevard, a critical part of the estate which continues to grow from strength to strength with new brand openings, office tenants and a new entrance to our zone one underground station which opened last year. We look forward to working with Sisk to add two further Gehry Partners’ designed buildings to the inspiring, world class architecture that defines Electric Boulevard and frames the iconic Grade II* listed Power Station.”
Steven McGee, chief operating officer, Ireland and UK, at Sisk, added: “Battersea Power Station is one of London’s most iconic regeneration projects and we are proud to have been appointed as main contractor for this next phase of development. This is a significant appointment for Sisk and reflects our growing capability in the UK residential sector.
“Together with our ongoing work at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, Bermondsey and recently completed Silvertown and Wembley Park projects, it further strengthens our footprint in London and demonstrates the confidence clients are placing in Sisk to deliver complex projects at scale. We will bring our expertise in modern methods of construction, offsite delivery and major project execution to Phase 3C, while working closely with BPSDC and local partners to create a sustainable impact in the borough of Wandsworth.”
