Tall buildings: the next decade

Hayes Davidson

Following the launch of our latest report, this event questions what the future of tall buildings will look like in the coming years.

Tall buildings can no longer be fortresses they were once. They need to provide mixed use, greater amenities, foster community, outside space and reductions in their carbon footprint.

What might happen in the next 10 years of building tall in London? How will policies, markets and public’s perception impact this typology?

Image: Projected view from Waterloo bridge by 2030, generated by Hayes Davidson

Download speaker presentations

Tom-Nancollas-CoL.pdf
Tuba-Ozbay-SOM.pdf

Programme

08:00
Registration and Breakfast

08:30
Welcome from the Chair

Emily Gabb, Head of Strategic Partnerships, NLA

08:35
Presentations

Tom Nancollas, Assistant Director (Design), City of London Corporation

Tuba Ozbay, Associate, SOM

09:00
Panel Discussion and Q&A

Speakers above plus –

Michael Ritchie, Place Shaping Manager, London Borough Tower Hamlets

09:30
End

Speaker biographies

Emily Gabb

Head of Strategic Partnerships, NLA

Tom Nancollas

Assistant Director (Design), City of London Corporation

Michael Ritchie

Place Shaping Team Leader, Strategic Planning, London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Tuba Ozbay

Associate, Skidmore Owings & Merrill

Venue

The London Centre
3 Aldermanbury
London
EC2V 7HH

Accessibility

There are 4 steps to the main entrance, with a level access entrance via the Guildhall West Wing approximately 200 feet away. There are toilets and accessible toilets via stairs or a lift to the lower ground floor. If you would like more information, or have any access requirements, please let us know what these are and how we can best accommodate these by emailing events@nla.london.