Reimagining the office

Webinar

Friday 19 July 2024
10:00 - 11:00

Join us for a webinar where we will explore how to ensure workplaces are fit-for-purpose in the long-term.

The last five years have seen a dramatic transformation in the workplace, and this session will delve into how to ensure existing and new office buildings are fit for purpose in the long term.

With new patterns and hybrid work, offices are no longer just places for work but spaces for socialisation and collaboration. Future-proofing workplaces need to meet employees' expectations in terms of sustainability, wellbeing, and flexibility. What role can adaptive reuse and retrofit play? What are the benefits of mixed-use developments in connecting workspaces with local communities and economies?

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Andrea-Cottam---Barr-Gazetas.pdf
Felicity-Ranger---Lendlease.pdf

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Programme

10:00 Welcome from Chair

Benjamin O’Connor, Director, NLA

10:05 Evolution of the market

Felicity Ranger, Office Leasing Manager, Lendlease

10:15 Fivefields: Flexible workplaces for charities

Andrea Cottam, Associate, Barr Gazetas

10:25 Panel discussion and Q&A

Speakers above, plus:

Borja Marcaida, Associate Partner, Sheppard Robson

Megan Charnley, Head of Inclusive Economy Strategy and Programmes, London Borough of Newham

11:00 End

Speaker biographies

Andrea Cottam

Associate, Barr Gazetas

Borja Marcaida

Associate Partner, Sheppard Robson Architects LLP

Megan Charnley

Head of Inclusive Economy Strategy and Programmes, London Borough of Newham

Felicity Ranger

Asset Manager, King's College London

Benjamin O’Connor

Director, New London Architecture

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