Conservation and heritage: How do we give new life to old buildings?

Talk

Tuesday 20 October 2020
10:00 - 11:00

This webinar will hear about exemplar projects in London that have been transformed and given a new life.

London is an ever-changing city, not afraid to reinvent its places to accommodate new needs and respond to the challenges posed by growth. The result is the unique combination of old and new, a feature that defines London’s identity.

This webinar brings together architects, conservation specialists and built environment professionals to discuss the conservation of historic places and buildings and the value of preservation for the future of London – celebrating heritage in a growing and fast-changing city.

DOWNLOAD SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS

Jessica-Foster---Civic-Engineers.pdf
David-Hills---Purcell.pdf

This content is only available to NLA members.

To unlock event resources, such as presentations, brochures or recordings, join NLA as a member.

Create account

Login

PROGRAMME

10:00 Welcome

Benjamin O’Connor, Director, New London Architecture

10:05 NoMad London, Bow Street Magistrates' Court

Mark Bruce, Main Board Director, EPR Architects

10:15 Quadrant Arcade & Canon Green

Jessica Foster, Associate, Civic Engineers

10:25 The Julia and Hans Rausing Room at the National Gallery
David Hills, Partner, Purcell

10:35 Panel discussion

Speakers above plus

Audrey McIver, Director, WSP

10:45 Q&A

11:00 Close

Speaker biographies

Benjamin O’Connor

Director, New London Architecture

Partner - Conservation Architect, Roger Mears Architects

Main Board Director and Head of Hotels and Hospitality, EPR Architects

Associate, Civic

Director, WSP

Related

Illustrating Richmond’s High Street

News

Illustrating Richmond’s High Street

Be Richmond’s Anna Bromley explores the newest addition to Richmond’s Public Art Programme, bringing the borough’s uniqu...

Retrofit Reads: What if architecture’s most progressive act is to keep what already exists?

News

Retrofit Reads: What if architecture’s most progressive act is to keep what already exists?

As part of the Retrofit Reads series, Joe Morris of Morris+Company explores ‘radical retention’ and the value of existin...

Retrofit should not stop at the building line

News

Retrofit should not stop at the building line

Richard Wardle explores how retrofit can reconnect streets, revive public spaces and strengthen the wider city, extendin...

Billing type:

Annually

Monthly

All prices exclude VAT

Small Business Membership

Select

Select

Medium Business Membership

Select

Select

Large Business Membership

Select

Select

View options for Personal membership