New London Architecture
Revisiting Retrofits: Building typologies for the office
Friday 23 April 2021
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The future of the office is continuously evolving to meet the needs of our ever-changing work patterns. Office expansions, technological advancements and a shift in mentality and ideas have meant a constant search for the most adaptable buildings to create offices that are fit for purpose.
Looking back at our historical buildings, which are the building types that respond better to retrofits and can be adapted into offices? What kind of spaces can be easily converted and which one prove to be more difficult?
Presenting exemplar case studies, this project-focused webinar will review how different London building typologies can accommodate exemplar office retrofits, highlighting how the old can facilitate the new.
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00:00 Welcome from Chair
Benjamin O’Connor, Director, NLA
00:59 53 Great Suffolk Street
Seth Rutt, Partner, Residential Sector Lead, Hawkins/Brown
14:06 Frederick’s Place
Valentina Galmozzi, Director, AKT II
22:28 7 Holbein Place
James Ennis, Project Director, Grosvenor
32:55 1 Finsbury Avenue
Emily Sutton, Senior Façade Engineer, Arup
42: 08 YY London
Peta Nichols, Associate Director, Buckley Gray Yeoman
51:30 Q & A
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