Connecting the main street to the riverfront with dramatic views both east and west along the Thames, the Orchard Dry Dock references the historic purpose of the Island. Where mighty ships were built and repaired, Orchard Dry Dock has been re-imagined as an open, accessible place in which to meet friends and neighbours. Stood at its southern edge you have a stunning overlook of the Thames, the entire structure has been re-made to the outline of a great vessel, with surfaces and materials that will weather and gain character over time.

Living spaces at Goodluck Hope are a re-interpretation of the warehouse aesthetic, where the industrial past has been transformed. The design of living spaces throughout acknowledges the texture and strength of raw natural material resulting in a universally refined aesthetic and a welcoming, familiar atmosphere.

Goodluck Hope is connected to the new eastern city, to the rest of London and to Europe. The road network provides easy access into or away from the city. London City Airport - with connections to the UK and mainland Europe - is within easy reach. Rail lines are a short walk from the northern edge of the Island and Thames Clippers depart from the jetty at Goodluck Hope right into the heart of London, and all stops in between.