Hear from industry leaders about how to future-proof the needs for the knowledge economy sector within the Golden Triangle
NLA launches Knowledge Networks, a research paper examining the needs for futureproofing the knowledge economy in Oxford, Cambridge and London, the so-called Golden Tringle. Today, as we face an unprecedented crisis brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the knowledge economy sector is more critical than ever, demonstrated by region’s response to the crisis, strengths in life sciences and by the remarkable speed of innovation and collaboration emerged in.
What can we do to future-proof the region to future shocks? How might COVID-19 impact the education, science and healthcare sectors in the short to medium term? And what longer term implications may we see in the way we plan, design and build for these sectors?
In this talk, we will hear from industry leaders about how to future-proof the needs for the knowledge economy sector within the Golden Triangle.
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Programme
10:00 Welcome from Chair
Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, New London Architecture (Chair)
10:05 The growth of the knowledge economy across the Golden Triangle
David Williams, Head of Science and Technology, Bidwells
10:15 Future-proofing design
Peter Baird, Senior Associate, Perkins and Will
10:35 Panel discussion and Q&A
Speakers above plus
Charles Walford, Property Director, Stanhope
Emma Frost, Director of Innovation, Sustainability and Community, LLDC
Jodie Eastwood, Chief Executive, Knowledge Quarter
11:00 End
Speaker biographies
Peter Baird
Senior Associate, Perkins&Will
Charles Walford
Director, Stanhope PLC
Emma Frost
Chair, The UK Innovation Districts Group
David Williams
Partner, Business Space Agency and Head of Science & Technology, Bidwells
Jodie Eastwood
Chief Executive , London’s Knowledge Quarter
Peter Murray OBE
Co-Founder, NLA