New London Architecture
NYLON #19 - Workplace futures
Friday 11 June 2021
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In association with Center for Architecture, Urban Design Forum and Van Alen Institute.
In association with Center for Architecture, Urban Design Forum and Van Alen Institute.
London and New York share thought leadership forecasting how the nature of the office will change after the disruption and radical shifts 2020 has brought about. What will the office look like and how will it be used in the future? How will the workplace adapt to changes in the economy and public life of commercial districts? Will global financial centres see their office stock move to more locally relevant uses?
This webinar formed a part of the NLA City Dialogues programme, which brings together speakers and audiences to foster cross-city dialogue and learning between cities.
PROGRAMME
00:00 Welcome from London
Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, New London Architecture (Chair)
01:42 Welcome from New York
Benjamin Prosky, Executive Director, Centre for Architecture AIA NY
05:22 Welcome and reflections from New York
Marianne Kwok, Director, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
08:21 Ideas from London
Nick Gaskell, Partner, Workplace Sector Lead, Hawkins\Brown
19:00 New York thinking
Richard Cook, Founding Partner, COOKFOX
36:28 Discussion – London and New York
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37:59 Kelly Bacon, Global Practice Lead, Workplace Advisory, AECOM
45:12 Nick Searl, Partner and Joint-lead for Brent Cross Town, Argent Related
37:59 Kelly Bacon, Global Practice Lead, Workplace Advisory, AECOM
45:12 Nick Searl, Partner and Joint-lead for Brent Cross Town, Argent Related
53:56 Susi Yu, Principal and Head of Development, MAG Partners
NLA's WRK/LDN: Office Revolution? Research paper
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This research paper provides a snapshot of London's current response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the capital's workspaces and their urban context, and evaluates how offices will need to adapt in the long-term.
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