London’s Hotels: expanding social spaces

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Friday 06 December 2019
08:30 - 09:30

© Tim Soar, The Standard

London is the third most visited city in the world and has the highest hotel occupancy rates of any European city. It is predicted that 2019 will see 6,500 new rooms built across the capital. But hotels are changing. Current lifestyle, technological and political transformations present new opportunities and challenges for the future of hotels. What are the key trends reshaping hotels contribution to the city?

This NLA Breakfast Talk and digital publication launch will profile a selection of London’s most innovative trends and responses within the sector, showcasing findings across three key themes – social spaces, technology and planning.

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Bruce-Robertson-The-Standard.pdf
Derek-Griffin-Whitbread.pdf
Jonathan-Manns-Rockwell.pdf
Peter-Murray-NLA.pdf
Alex-Lifschutz-LDS.pdf

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Speaker biographies

Director, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

Principal, Grimshaw Architects

Head of Acquisitions, London & South, Whitbread

Bruce Robertson

Managing Director, The Standard, London

Board Director, Head of Planning & Development, Rockwell

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