of plants. 3,600 apartments, the East Village, next to the Stratford City neighbourhood of Stratford, London. The Manor Garden Allotments (reinstated after alternative use). The (ArcelorMittal) Orbit, a steel tower which is the largest public work of art in the UK and a tourist attraction. In 2012, it was announced that the UK's main Olympic Museum would be opened at the park in 2014 next to the (ArcelorMittal) Orbit. The plans were shelved in July 2013. A new Head Office for Transport for London, after the closure of 55 Broadway. East Bank As of January 2021, several arts and creativity institutions are constructing outposts at the park as part of a £1.1billion development, including: The Victoria and Albert Museum will open a new museum. Sadler's Wells Ballet Company will open a new 550-seat theatre. University College London is building a new campus within the park for 4,000 students. The BBC hopes to relocate its famous Maida Vale Studios. University of the Arts London College of Fashion will integrate its six sites onto one campus, accommodating 6,500 students. International Quarter London International Quarter London is a new commercial district in Stratford, East London, which hosted the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. It will be a mixed-use development, with a total investment of in excess of £1.3 billion, and will be delivered by Lend Lease and London and Continental Railways in a 50/50 joint venture. International Quarter London will include 4 million sq ft of commercial office space, 330 homes known as Glasshouse Gardens and a new hotel. The area is accessible via Stratford station. Subsequent international sporting events Although the sporting venues in the park were reduced in scale after the conclusion of London 2012, part of the legacy is to ensure the continued use of those facilities that are permanent, as local and community resources and for major international sporting events that make use of the world class facilities constructed for the Olympics and Paralympics: The Stadium hosted the London Grand Prix athletics event starting in 2013. The third stage of the 2014 Tour de France between Cambridge and The Mall in London passed through the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. In September 2014 the first Invictus Games was held in the park. In 2010, a bid was submitted to use the Stadium as the venue for the 2015 World Athletics Championships. Due to the then uncertainty over the future