Join this online NYLON event to hear from London and New York discussing the adaptive re-use of tall buildings.
As part of NLA’s Adaptive Reuse publication and programme, this NYLON session brings London and New York together to showcase examples of tower retrofits from each city, exploring existing policy surrounding adaptive reuse and the benefits and barriers that come with tower retrofit in dense urban areas. Each city will put forward an exemplary case study, presenting the ways in which adopting a retrofit approach can meet sustainability standards in tall buildings, revitalise urban areas, repurpose unused spaces and provide housing solutions. Join this NYLON event to hear from London and New York discussing the adaptive re-use of tall buildings.
NLA’s latest report ‘Adaptive London: Reusing Existing Buildings’ investigates the current barriers and opportunities surrounding retrofit and reuse across the capital, driven by best practice examples from London and globally that support the repurposing of spaces to prolong their lifespan, reduce embodied carbon and align with the government’s net zero targets.
Programme
17:00
Welcome from NLA Chair
17:05
NY Case Study: One Madison Square
Andrew Werner, Senior Associate Principal, Kohn Pedersen Fox
17:10
Adaptive Reuse Policy and Planning
James Colgate, Partner at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Member of the
Office Adaptive Reuse Task Force, NYC Planning
17:15
London Case Study: Broadgate Tower
Luke Kelly, Project Director, British Land
17:25
Retrofit Policy in the City
17:30 Panel Discussion
Speakers above
18:15 Q&As
18:30 End