Housing
Housing Londoners demonstrates how the built environment has the agency to innovate and enact positive change on London’s housing sector. By applying a ‘citizen eye’ to London’s housing challenges, we explore the key factors of affordability, quality of life, sustainability and local benefit, to assess where we are at present as a sector and how to deliver the housing that Londoners need.
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This NLA report looks at strategies, initiatives and projects that are pushing the boundaries to build a circular city. If we are to achieve carbon neutrality our priorities must include retaining buildings and infrastructure while making them more environmentally sustainable and replacing the end-of-life concept with re-use, re-purpose and recycle.
Find out moreDon’t Move, Improve! Magazine summarising the best of our 2023 submissions, celebrating renovations that highlight the importance of improving the sustainable credentials of London’s homes. This year's shortlist has embraced the 'Green Ambitions' theme, including a focus on wellbeing, better access to nature and providing solutions for compact living.
Find out moreTall Buildings
NLA’s London Tall Buildings Survey 2023, presents insights into planning policies, attitudes towards density and the climate agenda in London. Under the theme “Sustainable Skylines”, the report features best practices in the planning, design and construction of sustainable high-density developments.
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NLA's latest report draws on research, interviews, and insights from sector leaders, making recommendations of practical and realistic solutions for the future of London’s Industrial & Logistics sector.
Find out moreEducation & Health
This NLA report explores how the landscape of Innovation Districts is rapidly changing and brings together key recommendations that stakeholders should consider when creating an inclusive innovation district.
Find out moreQueen Elizabeth Olympic Park
This research delves into the vision, purpose and challenges that have been faced throughout the ongoing development of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and its surrounding areas from the moment London won its Olympic bid in 2005 to today and looks ahead at what is still to come.
Find out moreDon’t Move, Improve! Magazine summarising the best of our 2022 submissions. DMI celebrates the homeowners and architects pushing boundaries.
Find out moreTall Buildings
The latest figures and analysis of the London tall buildings pipeline, bringing together industry experts and the public to discuss one of the capital’s most debated topics.
Find out moreThe definitive guide to development and investment opportunities in London; this year expanding into a live, evolving website, opportunity.london.
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