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ODA submits media centre plans

Michael Donnelly, PlanningResource, 13 March 2009

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has submitted plans for the London 2012 media centre.

The scheme will support around 20,000 broadcasters, photographers and journalists during the games. 

In legacy it will provide just under 900,000 square feet of business space.

The building will include the use of recycled non-drinking water collected across the Olympic Park and new habitats to attract wildlife including a ‘brown roof’ and bird boxes.

ODA chairman John Armitt said: “This innovative design provides a quality working environment for the media during the Games while delivering flexible and green employment space for a range of potential business uses in legacy.”

michael.donnelly@haymarket.com

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