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One Park Drive is one of London’s most architecturally significant residential towers — an instantly recognisable landmark rising above the waters of Canary Wharf and redefining contemporary luxury living in the capital.

Designed by the world-renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, and with interiors curated by the acclaimed Design Research Studio led by Tom Dixon and Helene Bangsbo Andersen, One Park Drive represents a rare convergence of architectural brilliance, design integrity and elevated lifestyle.

Crowning the building on the 56th floor, the Penthouse Collection is the ultimate expression of this vision.

These exceptional duplex residences are defined by dramatic double-height ceilings, sculptural curved glazing and uninterrupted panoramic views stretching across the River Thames, the City skyline and far beyond. Each penthouse has been individually designed with its own unique layout, carefully composed to maximise light, aspect and outlook — ensuring no two are the same.

A defining feature of the penthouses is the seamless relationship between inside and out. Expansive terraces and private ‘pocket’ courtyard gardens create rare, elevated outdoor spaces in the sky, while beautifully crafted, wood-lined internal rooms open directly onto the elements — offering moments of calm, privacy and connection to the surrounding horizon.

The result is a collection of homes that feel both strikingly modern and deeply considered — spaces that are as inspiring as they are comfortable, and as visually powerful as they are liveable.

Perfectly positioned within Canary Wharf’s vibrant new Wood Wharf neighbourhood, residents enjoy immediate access to world-class dining, waterside walks, private health and leisure facilities, and exceptional transport links:

Elizabeth Line: West End in approximately 13 minutes

Jubilee Line: Bond Street in 15 minutes, Waterloo in 9 minutes

DLR: Greenwich in 9 minutes, connecting to National Rail services

One Park Drive is not simply a place to live — it is a statement of architectural intent, design excellence and modern London living at its very finest.