Building London’s net-zero future: Residential at scale

Talk

Tuesday 23 June 2026
09:00 - 10:00

Join us to explore the opportunities for sustainable new housing during London Climate Action Week.

A renewed approach to residential new build is required to meet London’s housing and climate ambitions. As pressure mounts to deliver more homes while minimising energy use, the passive design of residential builds with low-energy standards are becoming increasingly critical.

As part of London Climate Action Week, the NLA convenes housing leaders to explore the challenges and opportunities of delivering new residential build across London. Drawing on best practice from across London and recent regulation such as the Future Homes Standard, the discussion will focus on sustainable design, alongside cost and viability.

How can we deliver low-energy, new build homes at scale? What impact does this new residential build approach have on energy performance, affordability, and resident wellbeing?

Join us to gain insights from NLA’s recent study ‘Homes for Londoners: A new agenda for public housing’ and be part of the conversation shaping the future of sustainable housing for current and future Londoners.

download speakers presentations

Stephen-Lorimer_Green-Cities,-Infrstructures-and-Energy-Programme.pdf
Pushpa-Arabindoo_UCL.pdf
Kartikeya-Rajput_PRP.pdf

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Speaker biographies

Kartikeya Rajput

Associate Director & Sustainability Lead, PRP Architects

Pushpa Arabindoo

Associate Professor in Geography & Urban Design, University College London (UCL)

Dr. Stephen Lorimer

Smart London Strategy and Delivery Office, Greater London Authority

Venue

Ideas Store, PRP Architects
10 Lindsey Street
London
EC1A 9HP

Accessibility

The venue is fully wheelchair accessible with level access throughout all areas. Facilities include accessible toilets and a dedicated quiet space is available. Assistance dogs are welcome, and our staff is available to provide additional support as needed.