growth and change in the square mile

NLA ON LOCATION
GROWTH AND
CHANGE IN THE
SQUARE MILE
Friday 12 September 2014, 09:00-17:00
The Guildhall, Basinghall Street, London EC2V 7HH
In association with
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CONFERENCE
PROGRAMME
09:00
Welcome from Chair
PETER MURRAY, NLA
Chairman
09:10
Keynote
MARK BOLEAT, CITY OF LONDON
Chairman of the Policy and Resources
Committee
SESSION ONE:
LONG-TERM COMMERCIAL
MIX IN THE CITY
09:20
Special address
DAVID LEDGER, AON UK LIMITED
Chief Operating Officer
09:30
Long-term commercial mix in the City
JON NEALE, JLL
Head of UK Research
09:40
Panel discussion
ANNIE HAMPSON, CITY OF LONDON
Chief Planning Officer and
Development Plans Director
ALAN WIGHT,
BERWIN LEIGHTON PAISNER LLP
Partner – Commercial Real Estate
ALEXANDER KNAPP, HINES UK
Managing Director
ROB SAMUEL, CPA
President City Property Association
& Head of Office Development
Management, British Land
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SESSION TWO:
WHAT ARE OCCUPIERS LOOKING FOR?
SESSION FOUR:
CULTURE AND HERITAGE
10:10
12:00
Office design and flexibility
Culture in the City
GRANT BROOKER,
FOSTER + PARTNERS
Senior Executive Partner
SIR NICHOLAS KENYON,
BARBICAN CENTRE
Managing Director
10:20
12:10
Panel discussion
Panel discussion
PETER BENNETT, CITY OF LONDON
City Surveyor
MATTHEW FLOOD, LAND SECURITIES
Leasing Director
PHILIP TIDD, GENSLER
Principal
STEVE WHYMAN,
BROADGATE ESTATES
CEO
MICHAEL CASSIDY, CULTURAL HUB
ADVISORY GROUP
Chairman
SHARON AMENT, MUSEUM OF
LONDON
Director
MARK DAVY, FUTURECITY
Founder
NIGEL BARKER, ENGLISH HERITAGE
Planning and conservation
director – London
LUCY MUSGRAVE, PUBLICA
Director
10:50
Coffee and networking
SESSION THREE:
PUBLIC REALM
11:20
Public realm, infrastructure growth
and a smarter City
12:45
Lunch
13:45 – 17:00
Afternoon Walking Tours
VICTOR CALLISTER, CITY OF LONDON
Assistant Director for Environmental
Enhancement
11:30
Panel discussion
PHILIP EVERETT, CITY OF LONDON
Director - Department of the
Built Environment
PETER HEATH, ATKINS
Design Director - Public Realm
SAM RICHARDS, CROSSRAIL
Head of Urban Integration
STEPHEN NICE, BURNS & NICE
Director
BEN PLOWDEN, TFL
Director for Planning
and Surface Transport
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TOURS
Afternoon walking tours will be led by key City of London Corporation representatives, Crossrail and other stakeholders where possible.
All delegates can pick one tour from the options below, your delegate badge will indicate which tour you have been allocated to. If you
have not been allocated a tour, but would like to go on one, please contact staff at the reception desk.
Tours will leave from the reception of The Guildhall at 13:50. All tours are on foot, please wear sensible footwear. Please have your coats
and bags ready as we will not be returning.
TOUR A: ALDGATE AND THE EASTERN GATEWAY
This tour will redraw the mental map of Aldgate, exploring the edges of the City of London,
covering the cultural east, venturing as far as the Whitechapel Gallery, and Tech City.
Tour led by:
Victor Callister, Assistant Director for Environmental Enhancement, City of London
NLA representative:
Hannah Welsh, 07730556799
TOUR B: BARBICAN AND BEYOND
This tour will explore the City’s cultural quarter, with an update on proposed enhancements of
this area from City of London and Lucy Musgrave of Publica. It will then move on to the Golden
Lane Estate before finishing atop Great Arthur House with John Robertson Architects.
Tour led by:
Paul Robertshaw, Planning Officer, City of London and Steve Miles, Environment Enhancement,
City of London
Supported by:
David Spence, Director of Transformation for the Museum of London; Lucy Musgrave, Founding
Director at Publica; Charles Ellis, Project Director, JRA
NLA representative:
Michelle Haywood, 07834576490
TOUR C: HIGH HOLBORN
Holborn has undergone a transformation in recent years, witnessing many new commercial
developments. This tour will explore this progress, looking at Holborn Viaduct and including
a project overview of 15 Old Bailey with EPR and Sixty London with KPF.
Tour led by:
Gemma Delves, Planning Officer, City of London and Clive Cornwell, Principal Planning Officer,
City of London
Supported by:
David Jennings, Director, EPR architects and Rosa Rius, Associate Principal at KPF
NLA representative:
Turiya Coote, 07771508933
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TOUR D: CITY CLUSTER
This tour will examine the evolving City cluster and how these buildings meet the ground,
including The Leadenhall Building’s new public realm by RSH+P and 100 Cheapside by EPR,
concluding with a view over 70 Mark Lane by Bennetts Associates Architects.
Tour led by:
Gwyn Richards, Head of Design for City of London and David Stothard from City of London
Supported by:
Mark Bagley, Director of EPR Architects; Maurice Brennan, Associate at
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners; and Gavin Pike, Associate at Bennetts Associates Architects
NLA representative:
Jess Cronin, 07815699292 and Lucie Murray, 07970019902
TOUR E: CROSSRAIL IN THE CITY
With major Crossrail developments happening across the city this tour will explore the public
realm surrounding these new stations, covering Liverpool Street Station, Moorgate (including
access to the viewing platform) and Farringdon East.
NB. No high heels will be allowed on this tour due to the stairs which are grill.
Tour led by:
Stuart Croucher, Lead Urban Designer, Crossrail and Richard Hawkes, Development Manager,
Crossrail
Supported by:
John Robertson, Director of John Robertson Architects and Harbinder Girdi, Partner at
Hawkins\Brown
NLA representative:
Molly Nicholson, 07889858845
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BIOGRAPHIES
NIGEL BARKER
Planning and Conservation
Director London, English
Heritage
MARK BOLEAT
Chairman, Policy &
Resources Committee,
City of London Corporation
SHARON AMENT
Director, Museum of London
Sharon, Director of the Museum of
London from 2012, is overseeing
a transformation programme
for both the London Wall and
Docklands sites. She sits on the
International Advisory Board of the
ArtScience Museum, Singapore,
and is part of the Mayor’s London
Cultural Strategy Group. Her
career has focussed on “turning
people on to culture and science”
and in creating meaningful
places and experiences. Projects
include; Exhibition Road, The
Natural History Museum’s Darwin
Centre and Treasures Gallery,
museum projects in Dubai and
Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Italy and
international exhibitions.
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Nigel moved to London to
become Head of Partnerships in
2009 and in 2013 was appointed
Planning and Conservation
Director for London One of his
abiding interests is the challenge
of integrating new interventions –
physical and cultural- into historic
contexts and he has worked
closely with CABE (now DCCABE)
on developing and delivering the
Building in Context toolkit. Nigel is
an active member of IHBC, having
served on Council as Chairman
of the SE Branch and latterly as
Editor and then Chairman of the
Editorial Board of Context, the
journal of the Institute.
PETER BENNETT
City Surveyor for the
City of London Corporation
Peter manages over £2.5 billion
of investment property in Central
London extending to over 16m
sq.ft, with about 3m sq.ft under
development, either directly or in
partnership with a further 1.5m
sq.ft. of development opportunities
in the pipeline. Peter’s department
also provides property services for
about 15 Corporation departments
with operational property assets
in excess of £5 billion. The
investment, asset, development,
and facilities management of the
City Corporation’s overall property
holdings now rests in his 250 strong
department. Peter also leads the
City Property Advisory Team which
acts independently in support
of City businesses and the City
property industry to find solutions
for their property related issues in
and around the Square Mile.
Mark is Chairman of the Policy
and Resources Committee of
the City of London Corporation,
a position he has held since May
2012. He has been an elected
member since 2002 and has
held a number of other senior
positions in the Corporation.
As Chairman of the Policy and
Resources Committee, Mark is
Deputy Chairman of TheCityUK
(the promotional body for the
UK financial services industry),
and the International Regulatory
Strategy Group, a Vice Chairman
of London Councils, Chairman
of Central London Forward (a
grouping of eight inner London
Authorities) and a member of the
board of London and Partners, the
promotional body for London.
GRANT BROOKER
Head of Studio 1,
Foster + Partners
Grant has been responsible for
many built projects in Europe,
North America, Saudi Arabia,
the UAE, China and South East
Asia ranging from airports to
masterplans and museums.
Projects include the headquarters
buildings for Willis, Ernst and
Young, residential towers in
London; Europe’s tallest towers for
Hermitage in Paris; the masterplan
for the new Quartermile district
in Edinburgh; the courtyard at
the Smithsonian Institution in
Washington DC; airport expansion
projects at Stansted and Heathrow;
and most recently the Virgin
Galactic Spaceport in New Mexico.
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MICHAEL CASSIDY
Chairman, Cultural Hub
Advisory Group
MATTHEW FLOOD
Leasing Director – Land
Securities
VICTOR CALLISTER
Assistant Director
(Environmental
Enhancement),
City of London Corporation
Victor is the Assistant Director
(Environmental Enhancement)
for the City of London, where the
emphasis is creating the highest
possible quality of environment
for people in the limited and
complex space between buildings.
Victor manages a team of
professional Town Planners and
Project Managers, who deliver
projects in partnership with City
businesses, usually with complex
funding arrangements. Many
of these projects are delivering
on the security needs of the
City, but without compromising
environmental quality or movement
around the Square Mile. Current
work is focusing on integrating tall
buildings (including the tallest in
Europe) in to the already densely
developed districts of the City.
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Michael has had 40 years working
in the City with parallel careers
in law/finance and as a Council
Member at Guildhall. Planning,
then Policy Chairman through
1987-1997, he has subsequently
Chaired Barbican Arts Centre
and Museum of London. He
has just been appointed by the
Government to Chair Ebbsfleet
Garden City project in Kent.
MARK DAVY
Futurecity
Mark founded Futurecity in 2007
to respond to growing interest
in culture, placemaking and
regeneration. He has worked for
clients across the property sector
and delivered over 300 culture-led
projects and strategies designed
to provide identity and narrative
for major development sites
such as Nine Elms, Greenwich
Peninsula, White City and Earls
Court and new residential, mixed
use and commercial developments
across London and the UK. He
has developed numerous private
sector led public art programmes
including Slipstream, the 80
metre long sculpture for Heathrow
Terminal 2 and the Crossrail
‘Culture Line’ and has contributed
to the City’s cultural strategy the
City Art Initiative.
PHILIP EVERETT
Director of the Built
Environment, City of
London Corporation
Philip is a chartered civil engineer
who began his working career with
a civil engineering contractor, and
then moved to local government
where he has worked for 36 years.
In 2002 he was appointed the
Director of Technical Services and
was responsible for projects like
the construction of a City Academy
at Southwark and the move of
Temple Bar back to the City, as
well as managing Tower Bridge.
In 2005 the department was
merged with the Department of
Environmental Services, and Philip
then also became responsible for
such diverse services as the City
of London Cemetery, the Animal
Reception Centre, and the Port
Health Service. As a result of
further departmental integration,
in 2011, Philip became the
Director of the Department of
the Built Environment, covering
Planning, Building Control,
Highways and Cleansing.
Matthew is Leasing Director
for Land Securities on a range
of schemes across the London
Portfolio. Current projects
include New Ludgate and New
Street Square in the City of
London and 62 Buckingham
Gate and Nova in Victoria. Prior
to joining Land Securities in
2013, Matthew worked for DTZ
in both occupational and
investment agency roles together
with acting for a range of
occupiers in the financial, legal
and professional industries.
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BIOGRAPHIES
CONT.
PETER HEATH
Design Director – Public
Realm, Atkins Global
ALEXANDER KNAPP
ANNIE HAMPSON
Chief Planning Officer and
Development Director,
City of London Corporation
Annie is a Chartered Town Planner
and is Chief Planning Officer and
Development Director for the
City of London Corporation with
responsibility for all development,
design, heritage, conservation and
enforcement matters. In the last 20
years the City has radically risen to
the challenge of providing modern,
innovative and effective buildings
whilst safeguarding its historic
character and considerably
enhancing its street scene and
retail diversity. This has entailed
the redevelopment of over a
third of the City’s building
stock and new construction in
opportunity areas.
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Peter is an architect and town
planner, specialising in improving
the public realm, with hundreds
of UK and international projects,
from “accessible, clean and green”
community initiatives, to retrofitting
or guiding new city squares and
districts. For the City of London,
he was an Atkins reviewer of his
team’s feasibility design work
on the initial Aldgate Gyratory
proposals. For Land Securities,
he identified the design concept,
leading to the City’s partnership
of funding and implementation
of the new gardens, in place of
coach parking, south of
St. Paul’s Cathedral.
SIR NICHOLAS
KENYON
Managing Director,
Barbican Centre
Sir Nicholas became Managing
Director of the Barbican Centre in
October 2007. He was Controller,
BBC Radio 3 1992-8, and Director
of the BBC Proms from 1996 to
2007. He was a music critic for
The New Yorker, The Times and
Observer, and editor of Early
Music 1983-92. He has lectured
widely and published books on
Bach, Mozart, Simon Rattle, the
BBC Symphony Orchestra and
early music. He is a member of
Arts Council England, a board
member of Sage Gateshead, and
a Trustee of the Dartington Hall
Trust. He was knighted in the 2008
New Year Honours, and in 2011
received the British Academy
President’s medal for outstanding
service to the arts and humanities.
Managing Director,
Hines UK
Alexander joined Hines in 2008
and focuses on investment and
development projects in the
UK, principally in London. He
has led the acquisition of over
£600m of assets across the risk
spectrum from core to ground-up
development, while also serving
as the Project Director for the
280 High Holborn, a mixed-use
development in Midtown. Prior
to joining Hines, Alexander spent
five years at the Renzo Piano
Building Workshop in Paris,
France and Genoa, Italy. He
obtained a Master’s Degree in
Real Estate Development from
the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT) and also holds
a Bachelor of Architecture from
Rice University.
DAVID LEDGER
CEO, Aon Benfield UK /
COO, Aon UK Limited
David joined Aon in 1993 to lead
the North American reinsurance
team and since then has had
many different management roles
across the firm. He joined the
Board of Aon UK Limited in
2007 and assumed the role of
COO earlier in 2014. He also
represents Aon on various
London Market Association
and Management Boards.
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PETER MURRAY
Chairman, NLA
BEN PLOWDEN
Peter trained as an architect and
was editor of Building Design
and RIBA Journal before starting
Blueprint Magazine in 1983. He
has curated a number of major
architectural exhibitions and is
Chairman of the communications
consultancy Wordsearch. He
is founder of both NLA and the
London Festival of Architecture
and is author of various
architectural books including “The
Saga of Sydney Opera House”
and “A Passion to Build”.
He is a Visiting Professor at IE
University in Madrid and Hon. Sec.
of the Bedford Park Society.
LUCY MUSGRAVE
Director, Publica
Lucy is founding Director of
the public realm consultancy
Publica. The practice specialises
in understanding the identity
of urban neighbourhoods
and providing advice on the
integration of new development.
Over a 20 year career, Lucy
has played a key role in policy
recommendations, strategic
planning and urban design
frameworks and in the advocacy
of design quality. Lucy is a current
member of the RIBA Awards
Group; the New London Sounding
Board; the West End Partnership
Public Realm Task Group; and the
panel assisting Sir Terry Farrell’s
Review of Architecture and the
Built Environment.
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Director of Surface Strategy
and Planning, TfL
JON NEALE
JLL
Jon is Head of UK Research at JLL,
and is responsible for the team’s
outputs across all commercial
and residential property sectors.
As well as providing advisory
services to clients and publishing
market-leading research output, he
regularly speaks on property issues
at conferences and is often quoted
in the mainstream press. His recent
work includes Digital London,
an acclaimed project looking at
the business base in Shoreditch,
Clerkenwell and Aldgate. He also
contributed to the City of London/
CPA publication Getting the
Balance Right, looking at the future
trajectory of the square mile.
STEPHEN NICE
Director, Burns + Nice
Stephen is one of the founding
Directors of Burns + Nice and
is a specialist in urban planning
and design. He is a chartered
landscape architect, transport
planner and urban designer with
over 30 years experience of public
realm strategies and design,
urban masterplanning, transport
planning, open space design
and community consultation.
His experience has been gained
worldwide and includes many
projects in central London for
clients who include the City
of London, Greater London
Authority, Transport for London,
Crossrail, The Royal Parks and
many private sector organisations.
Ben has extensive experience of
the workings of both national and
local government, both from the
“outside” as an environmental
campaigner and from the “inside”
as a senior director at Transport
for London (TfL). Ben is currently
Director of Strategy and Planning,
Surface Transport at TfL, a position
he has held since 2011. Ben’s
responsibilities include providing
the overall strategic direction for
Surface Transport and delivery
of cycling, walking, public realm,
road safety, freight, bus priority and
Travel Demand Management.
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BIOGRAPHIES
CONT.
STEVE WHYMAN
CEO, Broadgate Estates
PHILIP TIDD
Principal, Gensler
SAM RICHARDS
Head of Urban Integration,
Crossrail
ROB SAMUEL
President City Property
Association & Head of Office
Development Management
British Land
Sam joined Crossrail in 2008
as Head of Urban Integration
Previously he worked at Transport
for London as Head of Land Use
Planning and as Chief of Staff to
the Commissioner. He started
his career working as a town
planner for the London Boroughs
of Southwark and Hounslow
and has also worked for London
Underground on the Jubilee Line
Extension and for the
Local Government Association
on national planning and
transport policy.
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Rob is a Director and Head
of Office Development
Management at British Land.
Having joined British Land in
2005, he was previously with
Orbit Developments and Knight
Frank. His responsibilities and
experience over the last 20
years includes the conception,
implementation and completion
of a range of projects covering
office, retail and residential
developments predominantly in
Central London. Rob is President
of The City Property Association,
which champions the built
environment in the City of London,
bringing together property
owners, developers, occupiers
and professional advisors to
inform policy makers and drive the
economic prosperity of the City.
As one of the global Leaders of
the Consulting Practice, Philip
focuses on directing Gensler’s
consultancy business, with a
strong focus on global client
accounts and on the EMEA
region. A Gensler Principal, Philip
has over 20 years of experience
in workplace consultancy, real
estate advisory and design and
urban strategy services. His career
includes over 18 years working
across mainland Europe helping
global organisations implement
workplace programmes attuned
to the region’s many cultural and
legislative variations. He has also
advised numerous European
public sector organizations on
ways in which enhanced work
environments can lead to improved
performance.
Steve joined Broadgate Estates
in April 2010. Prior to this his
experience includes management
consultancy with Coopers &
Lybrand, Operations Director of
an apparel business, ten years in
operational and commercial roles
with DHL, and five years on the
Executive Board of the retailer
Halfords. He has worked with
multi-national service businesses
from diverse sectors including
retail, consumer electronics,
automotive and apparel. Steve is
a Trustee of CYCLE TO... and a
Governor of the leading children’s
charity Coram.
ALAN WIGHT
Partner, Berwin
Leighton Paisner
Alan is a partner in Berwin
Leighton Paisner’s real estate
department specialising in the
development, pre-letting and
subsequent sale of large office
buildings in the City of London
and Docklands. Recent projects
with which Alan has been involved
include 20 Fenchurch Street,
Cannon Place, Canary Wharf,
5 Broadgate, Watermark Place
and Land Securities’ Nova and
Zig Zag schemes.
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DELEGATE
LIST
ORGANISATION
ADP
Aecom
Allen & Overy
AON
Arup
Arup
Atkins
Atkins
Barbican Centre
Barratt London
Barratt London Stratford
Barton Willmore
Ben Adams Architects
Bennetts Associates Architects
Berwin Leighton Paisner
Bouygues UK
Broadgate Estates
Buckley Gray Yeoman
Burns & Nice
Buro Happold Ltd
Canary Wharf Group
Canary Wharf Group
Canary Wharf Group
CarVal Investors
CBRE
CBRE
CBRE
Child Graddon Lewis
Chris Dyson Architects
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
City of London Corporation
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NAME
Louis Bonay
Chris Trew
Edward Mackaness
David Ledger
Joanna Kesson
Martin Reed
Peter Heath
Steve Katesmark
SirNicholas Kenyon
Sasha Rifaat
Phil Davidson
Jenny Ellender
Ben Adams
Gavin Pike
Alan Wight
Jesse James
Steve Whyman
James Greenaway
Stephen Nice
John Macmillan
Emma Dandy
Jason Larkin
Emily Webster
Serge Maton
Emma Davies
Neeraj Dixit
James Penfold
Lesley Bell
Chris Dyson
Steve Bage
Peter Bennett
Mark Boleat
Victor Callister
Lewis Claridge
David Clements
Philip Everett
Nick Gill
George Gillon
Annie Hampson
Patrick Hegarty
Michael Hudson
Sean Jordan
Huw Lewis
Simon McGinn
Trevor Nelson
Nancy Pound
Ted Rayment
Gwyn Richards
Peter Shadbolt
David Strothard
Jacqueline Watson
Bill Welch
JOB TITLE
Associate Director
Director, Cost Management
General Manager
Chief Operating Officer And Deputy Chief Executive
Senior Planner
Associate
Design Director - Public Realm
Atkins Senior Transport Planner
Managing Director
Communications Manager
Senior Development Manager
Planning Associate
Director
Associate
Partner
Senior Business Developer
Managing Director
Associate Director
Director
Business Development Manager
Planning Manager
Head of Planning
Planner
Director
Executive Director - Managing Director of Planning
Director
Associate Director, Planning
Director
principal architect
Strategic Infrastructure Advisor
City Surveyor
Chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee
Assistant Director for Environmental Enhancement
Planning Officer Policy
District Surveyor
Director - Department of Built Environment
Investment Property Group Director
Member
Chief Planning Officer and Development Plans Director
Technical Manager
Member
Planning & Projects Officer
Director of Property Projects Group
CPAT Manager
Assistant Director, City Fund
Business Liaison Manager
Assistant Director Development Management
Senior Planning Officer
Assistant Director Planning Policy
Assistant Director Development Management
Business Liaison Assistant
Assistant District Surveyor
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DELEGATE LIST
CONT.
ORGANISATION
City of London Corporation
City of Westminster
City Planning Newsletter
City Property Association
City Property Association
City Property Association
Conran and Partners
Consultancy for the Built Environment
CORE (City Offices Real Estate)
Crossrail
Crossrail
Crossrail
Cultural Hub Advisory Group
Cundall
Cushman & Wakefield
Daiwa Europe Bank plc
David Walker Architects
Development Intelligence
DLA Piper
DP9 Ltd
dRMM Ltd
Eckersley O'Callaghan
English Heritage
EPR Architects
EPR Architects
Farebrother
Farebrother
Fletcher Priest Architects
Fletcher Priest Architects
Foster + Partners
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Futurecity
Gensler
Gensler
Gensler
Gensler
Gerald Eve Management Services Limited
Gerald Eve Management Services Limited
Goldman Sachs International
Grimshaw
GVA
GVA
GVA
GVA
GVA
Hawkins\Brown
Hawkins\Brown
Hayes Davidson
Hayes Davidson
Hermantes Basha
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NAME
Colin Wilcox
Roger Austin
Chris Bown
Nick Dyson
Archie Galloway
Rob Samuel
Nigel Lea
Richard Saxon
Stephen Black
Stuart Croucher
Richard Hawkes
Sam Richards
Michael Cassidy
Matthew Hyden
Azar Laghaei
Ian Davidson
David Walker
Nick Keable
Jackie McLaughlin
Barnaby Collins
William Howard
Ray Hoyte
Nigel Barker
Mark Bagley
David Jennings
Malcolm Brackley
Alastair Hilton
Francesca Gernone
Ed Williams
Grant Brooker
Adam Regan
Charlie Williamson
Mark Davy
Ian Mulcahey
Anna Robinson
Duncan Swinhoe
Philip Tidd
Jeremy Randall
Lisa Webb
Laurie Burrell
Jolyon Brewis
Martin Hall
Tony Joyce
Hilary Meanchoff
Tom Payne
Jeremy Prosser
Harbinder Birdi
Roger Hawkins
David Bullock
Luis Inciarte
Venessa Hermantes
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Programme Manager
Deputy Editor
Marketing and Membership Coordinator
Honorary Member
President
Director
Principal
Senior Development Manager
Lead Urban Designer
Development Manager
Head of Urban Integration
Chairman
Associate
Research Analyst
Executive Director, Administration
Managing Director
Chief Executive
Director of Facilities
Director
Architect
Project Director
Planning and Conservation Director for London
Director
Director
Partner
Partner
Head of Interiors
Partner
Senior Executive Partner
Associate
Associate
Founder
Managing Director
Associate
Managing Director
Principal
Partner
Partner
Associate
Chief Executive
Principal Planner
Senior Director, City Agency
Research Analyst
Graduate Planner
Director, City Agency
Partner
Partner
Partner
Associate Partner
Design Director
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CONT.
ORGANISATION
Hilson Moran
Hilson Moran
Hines
Hines
Hopkins Architects Partnership LLP
Ian McChesney
ING Media
Jefferies International Ltd
Jefferies International Ltd
JLL
JLL
JLL
JMP Consultants Ltd
John Robertson Architects
John Robertson Architects
Karakusevic Carson Architects
KPF
KPF
KPF
KPF
Land Securities
LB Islington
LB Islington
LB Southwark
LB Tower Hamlets
Lend Lease
London Chamber of Commerce
London Chamber of Commerce
London Chamber of Commerce
London Communications Agency
LS Estates
M3 Consulting
M3 Consulting
Mace
Mace
Mace
Mackay & Partners llp
Merrill Lynch
Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric
MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology)
Montagu Evans
Museum of London
Museum of London
Museum of London
Nicholas Hare Architects
NLA (Chair)
Ordnance Survey
Ordnance Survey
Pell Frischmann
Pembroke Real Esate
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NAME
Caroline Stephens
Vince Ugarow
Katharina Vandamme-Eybesfeld
Alexander Knapp
David Selby
Ian Mcchesney
Tom Elliott
Karen Hunt
Craig Paterson
Guy Bransby
Jeremy Gardner
Jon Neale
Kelly Rose
Charles Ellis
John Robertson
Paul Karakusevic
Charles Olsen
Rosa Rius
Luuc Schutte
John Bushell
Matthew Flood
Alistair Gale
Kristian Kamiński
Gary Rice
Gareth Gwynne
Simone Santi
Angela Reed
Rajeev Singhal
Dean Wade
Hanna Smith
Mark Swetman
Gary Tompkins
Barbara Paagman
Phil Day
Simon Healey
David Stephens
Ken Mackay
Paul Flynn
Samuel Cannon
Hazel Gaylor
Robin Nielsen
David Reid
Sharon Ament
Nigel Ludlow
David Spence
Jayne Bird
Peter Murray
Gary McDonald
David Roberts
Eddie Jump
David Burke
JOB TITLE
Client Relations Manager
Director
Associate
Managing Director
Senior Partner
Director
Associate Director
Head of Facilities
Business Continuity Manager
Lead Director
Director
Head of Research
Associate
Project Director
Director
Director
Architect
Associate Principal
Architect
Principal
Leasing Director
Principal Housing Development Project Manager
Deputy Manager, Design and Conservation
Head of Development Management
Pre Applications Team
Senior Development Manager
Sponsorship & Promotions Manager
Strategic Partnerships Manager
Membership Executive
Account Manager
Director
Operations Director
Project Manager
Associate Director
Director of Private Sector Project Management
Senior Project Manager
Senior Partner
Director of Real Estate EMEA
Partner Programme Project Coordinator
Partner Programme Operations Manager
Senior Project Manager
Partner
Director
Director of Assets from the museum
Director of Transformation
Partner
Chairman
Strategic Relationship Manager
Strategic Relationship Manager
Technical Director
Head of European Asset Management
NLA on Location
City of London Corporation & the City Property Advisory Team (CPAT)
The City of London is a uniquely diverse organisation with three main aims: to support and
promote the City as the world leader in international finance and business services; to
provide high quality local services and policing for the Square Mile; and to provide valued
services to London and the nation as a whole. Within the organisation the City Surveyor’s
Department manages commercial property with a value in excess of £2bn.
As part of the City Corporation’s service, the City Property Advisory Team (CPAT) acts as a
facilitator and adviser between the City of London Departments, City businesses and the
property industry.
The Team has a wide remit that involves working with occupiers, developers, investors,
agents and utilities companies, as well as other property stakeholders such as retail
businesses and inward investment bodies.
All of CPAT’s services are free of charge and confidential.
CPAT can:
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Provide the widest range of details on available property in the City and the City
Fringe
Help with planning, highways, and legislative issues
Unlock bureaucracy
Identify long term development potential
Help with site assemblies
Assist on infrastructure matters, e.g. electricity and telecoms
Liaise with other departments at the Corporation on your behalf
Promote and co-ordinate delivery of projects on behalf of businesses/developers
Commissioned research informs CPAT’s understanding of the complex issues affecting the
UK property industry. The team shares this valuable knowledge through reports, discussion
forums, and other events.
www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/cpat
[email protected]
020 73323496
City
Surveyor’s
Department, Guildhall, London EC2P 2EJ
City
of London
On Location
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CONT.
ORGANISATION
Pilbrow & Partners
Planning Resolution Partnership
Plowman Craven
PLP Architecture
Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will
Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will
Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will
Publica
Publica
Richard Coleman Citydesigner
Robin Partington & Partners
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Rolfe Judd
Royal Bank of Scotland
Royal Bank of Scotland
Savills
Scott Brownrigg
Sweett Group
Sweett Group
The Theatres Trust
tp bennett
tp bennett
Transport for London
TTA Property
Turley
Vanguard
WestonWilliamson+Partners
Willmott Dixon Interiors Limited
Willmott Dixon Interiors Limited
Willmott Dixon Interiors Limited
Wragge Lawrence Graham
WRBC Development UK Limited
WYG
Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaha Hadid Architects
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NAME
Fred Pilbrow
Philip Atkins
Alison Woodley
Karen Cook
Therese Bak
John Drew
John Kinnaird
Lucy Musgrave
Victoria Wagner
Sanchita Raghunathan
Nathaniel Lee
Maurice Brennan
Ceri Edmonds
Ray Carneiro
Tom Matthews
Ed Green
John Watson
Tom Locking
Catalina Zbar
Mhora Samuel
Peter Davis
Mike Ibbott
Ben Plowden
Charles Begley
Paul Crisp
Mark Dawes
Christian Bocci
Steve Cooper
Joan Hillcock
Bev Williams
Clare Fielding
Andrew Reynolds
Christopher Tennant
Nils-peter Fischer
Viviana Muscettola
Michele Pasca Di Magliano
JOB TITLE
Partner
Partner
Account Manager
Partner
Associate Principal
Principal
Technical Director
Director
Associate
Scheme Manager
Partner
Associate
Associate
Head of Location & Property Strategy
Area Property Manager
Analyst
Planning Director
Global Client Relationships Director
Marketing and Proposals Executive
Director
Project Director
Director
Director for Planning and Surface Transport
Senior Partner
Associate Director, Heritage
Regional Facilities & Operations Coordinator
Partner
Account & Framework Manager - SCAPE
Commercial Sector Manager
Sales Director
Partner
Managing Director
Head of Planning - London
Associate
Associate
Associate
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