As part of the Build Back Better series, experts present their ideas on the return to work
What will offices of the future look like and how do we ensure we’re building the stock that meetings changing behaviours?
This event invites concepts for mixed-use flexible buildings that encourage new ways of workings; reimagining user behaviours in spaces, from home, to work and the journey in-between. How do we want to work? How do we build spaces to reflect our changing attitudes? How do we create building stock that is flexible and resilient enough to respond to any future crises?
This Pecha Kucha will hear industry experts on their concepts, ideas and proposals for reworking the traditional office space.
Build Back Better is an NLA initiative set up in response to the current crisis, inviting industry experts to put forward their vision for the city’s unknown future, looking beyond the restrictions of our current situation. The series has looked at active travel, high streets, and the health and wellbeing of London’s citizens.
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Linzi-Cassels,-Principal,-Design-Director,-London,-Perkins-and-Will.pdf
James-Morgan,-Director,-Heyne-Tillett-Steel.pdf
Daniel-Walder,-Architect-Associate,-BDP.pdf
Keith-Wilson,-Associate-Director,-Civic-Engineers.pdf
Yasmin-Al-Ani-Spence,-Director,-WilkinsonEyre.pdf
Simon-Hicks,-Associate,-Foster-+-Partners.pdf
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Programme
Welcome from Chair
Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, New London Architecture
Presentations themes:
Business Parks
Simon Hicks, Associate, Foster + Partners
Reinvented City and Local Neighbourhood Working
Linzi Cassels, Principal, Design Director, London, Perkins and Will
Optimising Connectivity in the Workplace
Yasmin Al-Ani Spence, Director, WilkinsonEyre
Bring the Outdoors In
Keith Wilson, Associate Director, Civic Engineers
The Return of the Fun Palace
Daniel Walder, Architect Associate, BDP
True flexibility has to start with the structure
James Morgan, Director, Heyne Tillett Steel
Q&A