Our campus
The TEDI-London campus will be on Quebec Way, Canada Water.
Two stops on the underground from famous London Bridge and Europe's tallest building, the Shard, Canada Water promises to become one of the most exciting places to live, study and work in London.
The TEDI-London campus is a sustainable, bespoke, modular design that will house a variety of spaces to support students and staff to deliver a high-quality project-based learning experience.
Construction will begin in early 2021, ready for our first cohort of students to enjoy in September.
We call our lab facilities inside 'makerspaces'. They are places for ideas, creation and, ultimately, making things. From small prototyping and 3D printing through to larger scale equipment, the spaces will be set up to include everything needed to ensure your projects can be progressed from concept to delivery.
The remaining spaces in the building include a double height cafeteria which will also be used for events and exhibitions, smaller conference style meeting and teaching rooms, a student common room, office space for the TEDI-London team and fantastic outdoor terraces with views over the Rotherhithe peninsula.
Take a virtual tour by watching our video below…
Canada Water Masterplan
Leading UK property company British Land has secured resolution to grant planning permission for the exciting Canada Water Masterplan. The masterplan covers 53 acres providing jobs, homes, offices, shops, public spaces and facilities.
TEDI-London has partnered with British Land to develop and grow as part of the Canada Water Masterplan, which includes purpose-built, state-of-the-art premises for TEDI-London. Our students will have the exciting opportunity of being involved in the evolution of our campus.
“We're delighted to be setting up home in one of London's most exciting and upcoming areas. British Land's vision for Canada Water is a fantastic opportunity for TEDI-London and our staff and students to be part of a progressive, green, sustainable new urban space. Our students will be able to work on projects connected to, and for the benefit of, their local community, something which was a highly attractive proposition for us when choosing the location for our campus. ”
How to get here
Public transport
The closest underground train station to TEDI-London's campus is Canada Water Station. Canada Water is on the Jubilee line, a well-connected tube line that takes you directly to the centre of London within 10 minutes and to major train stations like London Bridge Rail Station, London St. Pancras, Victoria Rail Station and Stratford Rail Station within half-an-hour.
Buses such as the C10 bus from Victoria, the 188 bus from Greenwich and the 225 bus from Hither Green.
By car
The TEDI-London campus is accessible via Surrey Quays Road, which runs along the same road that Canada Water Station is on and behind the Surrey Quays Mall.
There is limited parking available at our campus but free parking is available for up to four hours in the mall car park and other nearby car parks.
“We have an incredible opportunity at Canada Water to build a genuinely vibrant, mixed use neighbourhood for London, and education will be a key part of this. The impact of engineering is all around us, and TEDI-London is exactly the kind of organisation we're looking to attract to Canada Water.”
“The building has been designed to maximise the use of Modern Methods of Construction, a theme that resonates with TEDI-London's ethos. The building is constructed, off-site, in 41 modules. The modules are then brought to site, complete with windows, walls, bathrooms etc and when stacked together create the first phase of their new home. ”
“We hope some of our young residents who would not normally consider a career in this field will be encouraged into training and we will work with TEDI-London to ensure as many Southwark residents as possible benefit from this facility in their borough.”
For future engineers
