Accessed from both Endeavour Square and the new East Bank District, Redman Square creates a place to pause, rest and gather in a series of outdoor ‘garden rooms’. The gardens are identified as quiet spaces, offering solace from the wider development and a tranquil atmosphere that acts as a ‘front door’ for office buildings, retail and catering uses. Native woodland plants and a culinary garden will attract birds, and pollinator insects and are supplemented by bird and bat boxes. The development includes one of the largest green walls in the UK. Running along the Woolwich railway line, a 300m long textured concrete biodiversity wall defines the Southwestern edge of the site. Native plants will attract birds, pollinators and insects and are supplemented by more than 50 bird and bat boxes