Webinar: High density living: what next for tall buildings in London?

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Wednesday 20 May 2020
10:00 - 11:00

Presenting the NLA London Tall Buildings Survey 2020, this webinar will hear from the research team about the survey findings, followed by a discussion about the possible impact that COVID-19 might have on the pipeline in the future.

The NLA Annual Tall Buildings Survey 2020 has once more confirmed trends already seen in the past years in London – that tall buildings are now a common form of housing; and density, especially close to transport nodes and in opportunity areas, is increasing. Following the COVID-19 crisis, what will be the consequences on construction sites and planning submissions? What will be the future of high density and tall buildings clusters? Will there be any lesson learned in how tall buildings are designed?

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Lucía-Cerrada-Morato,-LB-Tower-Hamlets.pdf

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PROGRAMME

10:00 Welcome from Chair

Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, New London Architecture

10:05 Tall buildings in 2020

Stuart Baillie, Head of Planning, Knight Frank

10:15 High Density Living
Lucía Cerrada Morato, Place Shaping – High density development project manager, LB Tower Hamlets

10:25 Panel discussion

Speakers above plus

Caroline Harper, Chief Planner, LB Barking & Dagenham

Earle Arney, Founder, Arney Fender Katsalidis

Steve Kennard, Director of Regeneration, Hadley Property Group

10:40 Q&A

10:45 End

Speaker biographies

Head of Planning, Knight Frank

Founding Director / CEO, AFK Studios

Caroline Harper

Managing Director, Be First

High Density Development Project Manager, London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Director of Regeneration, Hadley Property Group

Peter Murray OBE

Co-Founder, NLA

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