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Cities Forum: North American Cities – Investment Models and Partnerships

Monday 27 January 2025

Prof. Greg Clark CBE

Prof. Greg Clark CBE

Senior Advisor
NLA

Angie Jim Osman

Angie Jim Osman

Partner
Allies and Morrison

Forth Bagley, AIA

Forth Bagley, AIA

Principal
Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF)

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The processes of change occurring in our cities are producing new opportunities for metropolitan centres beyond the traditional central business districts. Many cities are becoming more polycentric, developing new housing supply, densities, amenities, specialist employment locations, or connectivity.
 
London’s continued population growth, urgent housing supply constraints, and economic diversification are driving the growth and development of many new hubs outside of the traditional Central Activity Zone, even whilst that central area is restructuring and repositioning itself for new working and lifestyle patterns.  
 
In such centres there may be less experience of organising for development and investment, and new models may be required. We position London next to Canada, San Francisco and New Jersey to explore these new urban models and discuss their agendas.


Prof. Greg Clark CBE

Prof. Greg Clark CBE

Senior Advisor
NLA

Angie Jim Osman

Angie Jim Osman

Partner
Allies and Morrison

Forth Bagley, AIA

Forth Bagley, AIA

Principal
Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF)


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