Thank you all
It was the first time I was there and I loved that place. It's got a nice tuch to it. Perhaps modern also can be charming and cosy. In my opinion, this is yet another great example in London (along with Canary Wharf and other chunks of Docklands) of how area revitalization projects should be done. And it seems to be just the core beginning, there are lots of areas around it suitable for potential development (waterfronts currently occupied by useless warehouses and other low-value buildings). And considering the shortage of housing in London, we won't have to wait too long (unless, of course, the planning process will lag as it often happens here :|)