Outernet London

Outernet London is the name of a mixed use development currently under construction in the West End of London.  Construction follows more than a decade of planning. The site is adjacent to the new Crossrail Tottenham Court Road/Charing Cross Road southern exit and runs across Denmark Street - “Tin Pan Alley” with St Giles High Street to the east and Charing Cross Road to the west. To protect against vibration from Crossrail and Northern line tunnels special construction methods have been used. 
The development is due to open in 2021. It will feature a 2,000 capacity music venue, a gallery, broadcasting and media facilities, a hotel, bars and restaurants.  The public spaces will reportedly feature the "World's largest LED screen deployment". Announcements have been made that there will be advertising campaigns using virtual reality, augmented reality and artificial intelligence. News reports have indicated that entertainment will be created by Technicolor and Sir Ridley's Scott's the Ridley Scott Creative Group. There will also be residential apartments office space and 20,000 sq ft of retail space. The area immediately surrounding Outernet is also under development from Crossrail and other projects. By 2021 when all these projects complete the Oxford Street shopping area will have undergone significant renewal. 
The redevelopment has been welcomed by London's Night Czar Amy Lame but has also been controversial and criticised with many commentators lamenting the decline of live music in London and criticising the redevelopment plans, in particular their impact on Denmark Street. 
Outernet London have said they will preserve the music legacy and support live music. It is reported that the redeveloped Denmark Street will featuring busking points and a pro-bono recording studio.
The main construction contractor for the project is Skanska and the developer is Consolidated Developments 