New London Architecture
The role of culture in placemaking
Monday 20 September 2021
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Hear from experts in placemaking and cultural strategies as we look forward to reconnecting with places and people.
Hear from experts in placemaking and cultural strategies as we look forward to reconnecting with places and people.
When rooted in local talent, ambition and community, cultural installations, venues and institutions offer a unique opportunity to become destinations and create exceptional places.
How do you create a cultural destination? What role does cultural placemaking play in attracting visitors and locals? What opportunities are there for young people interested in creative careers? How can heritage be celebrated and enhanced?
Hear from experts in placemaking and cultural strategies as we look forward to reconnecting with places and people after the easing of lockdown measures.
PROGRAMME
00:00 Welcome from Chair
Benjamin O’Connor, Director, NLA
01:15 The Royal Docks Cultural Placemaking Strategy
Kate Anderson, Head of Cultural Programme & Partnerships, Royal Docks
11:20 Culture Mile
Tim Jones, Culture Mile Manager, City of London Corporation
23:20 Greenwich Peninsula
Matthew Dearlove, Head of Design, Greenwich Peninsula
42:50 Panel discussion
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