Hear how London’s built environment is addressing the challenges, policies, and opportunities in scaling retrofit for a more resilient city.
Join this NLA Retrofit Summit, sponsored by WilkinsonEyre and CIVIC, part of NLA’s Adaptive London research and programming, to hear how London’s built environment is addressing the challenges, policies, and opportunities in scaling retrofit for a more resilient city.
By 2050, 80% of London’s existing building stock will need to be retrofitted to meet net-zero targets, posing a significant challenge to the built environment industries. Retrofitting presents an opportunity not only to drive down carbon emissions, but to boost economic activity, improve health and wellbeing, and support a more climate-resilient city, while retaining the architectural character and heritage that define London.
This NLA Retrofit Summit brings together senior leaders from local government, policy, planning, and the built environment sector to discuss the power of adaptive reuse in addressing the following critical themes that are driving the retrofit agenda in London.
The summit will cover key topics, spanning policy, commercial viability, planning and heritage, skills and supply chains in commercial and residential retrofit and the innovations that are driving the future of retrofit across the city.
This summit will explore these issues, learn from best practices and discuss ways in which we can accelerate the path to a greener, more sustainable city.
Please note the capacity for this event is very limited and therefore tickets will be allocated on a first come first served basis, with a maximum of 3 per organisation.
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Speaker biographies
Yasmin Al-Ani Spence
Director, WilkinsonEyre
Gareth Atkinson
Director, Civic
Catherine Staniland
Director, NLA
Tom Foxall
Regional Director, Historic England
Richard Nelson MIoD
Co-Founder, Don’t Waste Buildings
Penny Vinten
Head of Business Development, Overbury
Hannah Jameson
Climate Change Programme Director, London Councils
Cllr Geoff Barraclough
Cabinet Member for Planning & Economic Development, City of Westminster
Michael Clark
Design Director, Hadley Property Group
Anna Hollyman
Co-Head of Policy & Places, UKGBC
Ruth Oates
Director, Buro Four
Nick Jarman
Senior Development Director, Stanhope PLC
Kathryn Thomas
Managing Director, Citygroup
Marion Baeli
Sustainability Transformation, 10 Design
Andrew Wholley
Technical Principal, Mott MacDonald
Harriet Browning
Senior Associate & Sustainability Lead, Civic
James Atherton
Development Director, The Crown Estate
Tom Burke
Head of the Design, Conservation & Sustainability, City of Westminster
Laura Jenkinson
Principal, Planning Consultancy, Avison Young