Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report

NLA ON LOCATION
Royal Docks and Greenwich
Peninsula: Progress report
Thursday 25 February 2016, 09:30 – 17:00
Royal Albert Dock © Farrells
Trinity Buoy Wharf, 64 Orchard Place, London E14 0JY
Supported by
In association with
@nlalondon
#RoyalDocksOL
CONFERENCE
PROGRAMME
09.00
Registration and breakfast
09.30
Welcome from the chair
Peter Murray, Chairman,
New London Architecture
09.32
Welcome from Newham
Cllr Ken Clark, Cabinet Member for
Regeneration, Planning, Building
Communities and Public Affairs, London
Borough of Newham
09.37
Welcome from host
Eric Reynolds, Founding Director, Urban
Space Management
Session One:
A new centre of commerce for London
09:40
Planning context: City in the East and
Royal Docks OAPF
Sir Edward Lister, Chief of Staff and
Deputy Mayor for Policy and Planning
09:50
Securing and accelerating development
in the Royals
Richard Blakeway, Deputy Mayor for
Housing, Land and Property
2
NLA on Location
10:05
Masterplanning for new centres:
Silvertown
Jonathan Kendall, Partner and Director
of Urban Design,
Fletcher Priest Architects
10:20
Masterplanning for new centres: Royal
Albert Dock
Peter Barbalov, Partner, Farrells
10:35
Local authority perspective
Deirdra Armsby, Head of Planning
and Regeneration, London Borough of
Newham
Session Two:
Creating new communities
11:40
Morden Wharf
Richard Upton, Deputy Chief Executive,
U+I
11:55
A floating community
John Long, Director of Development and
Regeneration, London, Igloo
12:10
Designing for new communities
Fred Pilbrow, Senior Partner, Pilbrow
and Partners
10:50
Connectivity
Emily Read, Principal Urban Design
Advisor, Transport for London
12:25
Culture
Chenine Bhathena, Senior Cultural
Strategy Officer, GLA
11:00
Panel discussion
12:40
Speakers above plus:
Panel discussion
Barry Jessup, Commercial Director,
First Base
Speakers above plus:
Geoff Symonds, COO, MBNA Thames
Clippers
Antony Kingston, Senior Development
Manager, Ballymore
13:00
11:20
Coffee break
Networking Lunch
13:45
Afternoon walking tours
A. Royal Docks North
B. Royal Docks South
C. Greenwich Peninsula
17:00
Close
Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report
3
TOURS
Afternoon walking tours will be led by local stakeholders and developers.
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 Trinity Buoy Wharf at 13:45. Please take your coats and bags with you as we will
not be returning to the venue.
Tour A: Royal Docks North
This tour, led by Bethan James and Lauren Noble, GLA, will travel by bus through the
Royal Docks North area, visiting key development schemes including Custom House,
Royal Albert Dock, Gallions Reach and Royal Albert Wharf, investigating the future of this
area of London as it prepares for the arrival of Crossrail. Delegates will hear from Rachel
Cockerill, LB Newham, with site specific insights provided by Conor Daly, Project Leader
for Royal Albert Dock at Farrells, Patrick Hurley, Sales Manager at ABP, and Richard
Lavington, Founding Director at Maccreanor Lavington. This tour will end at Gallions
Reach DLR station.
Tour led by: Bethan James and Lauren Noble, GLA, with input from Rachel Cockerill,
London Borough of Newham
NLA representative: Janette Murphy, 07515 410 690
Royal Albert Dock ©Farrells
Tour B: Royal Docks South
Led by Daniel Bridge, GLA with input from Shelim Shakir, LB Newham, this tour will
travel on foot through the Royal Docks South area, visiting key development sites along
the route including Pontoon Dock and featuring an extended tour of the Millennium Mills,
Silvertown. Delegates will hear from Max Lieven and Michael Stefanou from First Base,
Rob Partridge, Director at AKTII and Stina Hokby, Senior Associate at Fletcher Priest.
Delegates will be provided with PPE at Millennium Mills. This tour will finish at Pontoon
Dock DLR station.
Tour led by: Daniel Bridge, GLA with input from Shelim Shakir, LB Newham.
NLA representative: Sarah Walters, 07846 460 844
Millenium Mills © Silvertown
Tour C: Greenwich Peninsula
Beginning with a unique overview of the area from the sky, this tour will travel south
via Emirates Air Line Cable Car before taking a comprehensive look at development on
Greenwich Peninsula. Led by Will Stewart, GLA, delegates will visit Millennium Village,
Morden Wharf and Greenwich Peninsula Golf Range with site specific input from Peter
Willis, Development Director, Countryside Properties, Marcello Burbante, Development
Manager, U+I and Eoin Keating, Director at Jestico & Whiles. This tour will end at North
Greenwich underground station.
Tour led by: Will Stewart, GLA
NLA representative: Rebecca Scurlock, 07852 254 838
Greenwich Millennium Village © Jestico & Whiles
4
NLA on Location
NEW LONDON AWARDS 2016
OPEN FOR ENTRIES
The only London-wide awards recognising the best built and unbuilt
projects across all sectors of the built environment
• Celebrating the very best new
architecture, planning and development
in London
• New and proposed projects across
all sectors of the built environment
are eligible
• Judged by an eminent international jury
• Winning schemes to be announced
on 7 July at NLA’s Annual Lunch at
The Guildhall
• All shortlisted projects featured in
the NLA galleries in WC1, and in a
special publication
• Special accolades include: The Mayor’s
Prize for creative contributions to the
capital’s economy and the Ashden Prize
for projects that embrace sustainable
design
Sponsored by
CATEGORIES
CONSERVATION & RETROFIT
CULTURE & COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
HOMES
HOTELS
HOUSING
MASTERPLANS & AREA STRATEGIES
MIXED-USE
OFFICE BUILDINGS
OFFICE INTERIORS
PUBLIC SPACES
RETAIL & RESTAURANTS
THE TEMPORARY
TRANSPORT & INFRASTRUCTURE
WELLBEING
DEADLINE FOR
SUBMISSIONS
24 MARCH 2016
Download submission details at
newlondonarchitecture.org
SPONSORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
Sponsorship of the New London Awards
offers a unique opportunity to align your
business with the very best projects being
delivered in London today
Contact Emily Wilson on
[email protected]
or 020 7636 4044 for more details
BIOGRAPHIES
Chenine Bhathena
Senior Cultural Strategy
Officer, GLA
Peter Barbalov
Partner, Farrells
Deirdra Armsby
Head of Planning and
Regeneration, London
Borough of Newham
Launching her Planning and
Regeneration career at Wimpey
Homes HQ, Deirdra spent five years
at the Royal Borough of Kensington
and Chelsea in development
management, with her work being
showcased in the Glass Gallery at
the V&A Museum. Her successes
continued at the London Borough
of Hackney where she initiated
Shoreditch’s incredible regeneration.
Currently at Newham, Deirdra
leads the borough’s planning and
regeneration directorate, overseeing
major schemes delivering thousands
of homes and jobs as well as
improved transport infrastructure.
@NewhamLondon
Peter joined Farrells in 1999. His
expertise lies in concept design and
design development through to
completion. His experience is wide
ranging and includes buildings in
the commercial, residential, retail,
cultural and leisure sectors as
well as urban design and interior
design projects. Peter is responsible
for complex, mixed-use urban
regeneration projects. He is an
exceptionally gifted designer and
lead on design direction for the
practice, and his skills contribute
to the developing design and
expression of the practice. Peter’s
personal commitment and strong
vision ensure that projects achieve
the highest standards of design
excellence and delivery.
@FarrellsLondon
Chenine is a creative producer
and cultural leader, currently
Senior Cultural Strategy Officer
at the Greater London Authority
(GLA). Her broad area of work
includes: initiating and leading
new signature projects for the city
through pan London partnerships
(eg. Lumiere London); leading
conversations with London
boroughs on how to strengthen
the case for culture across multiple
policy agendas; delivering a
strategy for embedding culture in
planning and regeneration policy
for placemaking; and building new
cultural partnerships across the
public and private sectors (with
Business Improvement Districts,
Estate Managers, Developers and
Higher Education).
@LDN_gov
Richard Blakeway
Deputy Mayor for Housing,
Land and Property
Cllr Ken Clark
Cabinet Member for
Regeneration, Planning,
Building Communities and
Public Affairs, London
Borough of Newham
Born and bred in the East End, Ken
enjoyed a distinguished career in the
national Newspaper Industry, before
becoming a Regional Organiser,
Director of the London Labour
Party, and head of local government
in Scotland. Ken was elected to the
Little Ilford ward in Newham in
2014 and since 2015 has been a
cabinet member holding portfolios
for Building Communities, Public
Affairs, Regeneration & Planning.
He is chair of the strategic planning
committee and a representative
on The Royal Docks Management
Authority Limited (RoDMA) and the
Royal Docks Trust.
@NewhamLondon
Richard is responsible for
overseeing the Mayor’s statutory
housing powers. This includes the
Mayor’s statutory housing strategy,
£3 billion of investment and around
600 hectares of land, including
the regeneration of London’s Royal
Docks, following the transfer of
functions and assets from the
London Homes and Communities
Agency and the London
Development Agency to the GLA.
@LDN_gov
6
NLA on Location
Jonathan Kendall
Partner and Director of
Urban Design, Fletcher Priest
Architects
Barry Jessup
Commercial Director,
First Base
With nearly twenty years’
experience in UK property, Barry
leads new business, sales and
marketing for First Base. His core
role is to identify development
opportunities, ensure that the
product is consistent with the
target audiences and deliver
strong process and sales rates
for the business. Barry has
taken the lead on all First Base
projects including Adelaide Wharf,
Printworks, Highbury Gardens,
East Village (Olympic Park), all of
which have sold exceptionally well,
exceeded investors’ expectations
and set industry benchmarks.
Barry is currently focused on the
Silvertown, the 62 acre site in Royal
Docks leading on commercial and
residential activity.
Jonathan has overall responsibility
for masterplanning and urban
design at Fletcher Priest. For more
than a decade, he led the Stratford
City masterplan, its integration
within the 2012 Olympic Park
and the delivery of the Athletes
Village, now East Village. He is
currently leading masterplans for
Silvertown Quays, a new town north
of Cambridge and a new urban
district for St John’s College, Oxford.
Jonathan is a Senior Teaching
Fellow at the Bartlett School of
Architecture, UCL, and a CABE Built
Environment Expert. He has served
as competition juror, visiting critic
and lecturer at events around the
world.
@jonathankendall @FletcherPriest
Antony Kingston
Senior Development Manager,
Ballymore
Since early 2014, Antony Kingston
has been heading up the Royal
Wharf development on behalf
of Ballymore & Oxley Holdings.
Royal Wharf is an exemplary
regeneration project comprising
3,385 residential units, retail
and business uses and a school
set in 37 acres of landscaped
grounds. Prior to this he ran Tecton
Land, a development and asset
management consultancy; was
Development Director at Generator
Group LLP; and a Divisional
Director at Workspace Group PLC.
During the earlier stages of his
career he worked at Countryside
Properties and Gerald Eve,
Chartered Surveyors.
@ballymore
Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report
Sir Edward Lister
Chief of Staff and Deputy
Mayor for Policy and
Planning
John Long
Director of Development and
Regeneration, London, Igloo
Sir Edward was appointed Chief
of Staff and Deputy Mayor for
Policy and Planning by the Mayor
of London in May 2011. In this role
he co-ordinates implementation of
the Mayor’s priorities, strategy and
policy work, and activities by the
Mayoral Team. As the Mayor’s Chief
of Staff he leads on GLA budgets
and administration. In conjunction
with the Head of Paid Service, he
has direct responsibility for leading
and overseeing operations in City
Hall. Sir Edward advises the Mayor
on strategic planning applications
and has oversight of the London
Plan and Community Infrastructure
Levy. He delivers the Mayor’s jobs
and growth agenda in this area.
@LDN_gov
John heads up igloo’s development
activities in its London region.
Working out of Future Cities
Catapult in Clerkenwell, igloo deliver
complex sustainable regeneration
projects around London and the UK.
Notable, recently completed London
projects include Bermondsey Square
and Four Hundred Caledonian Road,
both multi-award winning schemes
funded by Aviva Investors. Current
project highlights include a £150m
mixed-use scheme in Brixton for
Lambeth Council, and a communityled residential development in
Bermondsey.
@johnigloo
7
BIOGRAPHIES CONT
Peter Murray
Eric Reynolds
Chairman,
New London Architecture
Founding Director, Urban
Space Management
Peter serves as the Chairman of
NLA. Trained as an architect, he
was an editor of Building Design
and RIBA Journal before starting
Blueprint 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 of
IE University in Madrid and Hon.
Sec. of the Bedford Park Society
and was recently installed as the
Master Architect of the Worshipful
Company of Chartered Architects
@PGSMurray
Fred Pilbrow
Senior Partner, Pilbrow and
Partners
Fred has been responsible for
designing of a number of significant
London projects over a 25 year
career, including the Heron Tower,
the Francis Crick Institute, St
Pancras and 22 Davis Street,
Mayfair. Fred has recently sat on
LBHF’s Design Review Panel and is
a member of the RIBA, registered
ARB UK.
@fpilbrow
8
Emily Read
Principal Urban Design
Advisor, TfL
Emily is an urban designer with
over nine years experience working
in London across both public and
private sectors. At TfL much of
her work is in the Royal Docks
and Isle of Dogs Opportunity
Areas. Her role is to look at the
urban realm and local connectivity
improvements needed to
sustainably accommodate growth
in these areas. Emily also leads the
urban design input on a number of
place focused projects including
the Bow Vision and Edgware Road
North.
@TfL
Eric has set up, and runs some of
the most important people places
in London since the early 1970’s
including Camden Lock Market,
Merton Abbey Mills, Spitalfields
Old Fruit and Vegetable Market,
Gabriels’ Wharf, Bishopsgate
Goodsyard and Trinity Buoy
Wharf. He devised Container City
- recycling shipping containers
into buildings. He played a key
role in saving Smithfield Market
and is involved in USM NYC e.g.
their latest indoor food market
in Lexington Avenue. He also
won the Regeneration & Renewal
“Lifetime Achievement Award” for
Regeneration in 2012.
@usmltd
Geoff Symonds
COO, MBNA Thames Clippers
Richard Upton
Deputy Chief Executive, U+I
Richard is the Deputy Chief
Executive of U+I, the company
formed from the merger of
Cathedral Group and Development
Securities PLC in November 2015.
U+I has an enviable reputation for
building highly complex, mixed-use
regeneration schemes, often in
partnership with local authorities,
delivering new public facilities on
publicly-owned land, funded wholly
by private, speculative development.
Richard is a member of the London
Advisory Committee for Historic
England.
@uandiplc
Geoff joined Thames Clippers as
Chief Operating Officer in 2014,
responsible for all operational
aspects of the business. He also
plays an active role in the strategic
development of the business.
Previously Director of Transport
Strategy for AEG Europe / The
O2. He was the author of The O2
Transport Strategy whilst advising
AEG as a consultant and then
joined AEG to successfully deliver
the strategy. Geoff also played
an active role in the management
and strategic planning of Thames
Clippers and has sat on the Board
since 2009. Prior to AEG, Geoff
worked in the private sector on
a range of projects including
Transport Assessment, accessibility
planning and travel plan work.
@thamesclippers
NLA on Location
DELEGATE
LIST
Organisation
Name
Job title
3XN Architects
ABP
Adam Khan Architects
AECOM
AECOM
AKTII
Architect
Assael Architecture
Assael Architecture
Balfour Beatty
Balfour Beatty
Ballymore
Ballymore
BAM Nuttall
Barr Gazetas
bptw partnership
Broadgate Estates
Burrell Foley Architects
Cambridge University
Canary Wharf Group
CBRE
Chetwood Associates
Coe Design Landscape Architecture
Communications Group
Conran and Partners
Container City
Countryside Properties
Crosstree Real Estate Partners
Cundall
CZWG Architects
Doosan Babcock
Doosan Babcock
DP9
dRMM Architects
eckersley o'callaghan
eckersley o'callaghan
EPR Architects
Farrells
Farrells
First Base
First Base
First Base
First Base
First Base
First Base
Fletcher Priest
Fletcher Priest
Four Communications
Four Communications
Futurecity
Galliard Homes
Galliard Homes
Stephanie Miller
Patrick Hurley
Adam Khan
Steve Johns
Barry Nugent
Rob Partridge
Ian Routley
Pete Ladhams
Loren Thanyakittikul
Gareth Pritchard
Matt Sheridan
Antony Kingston
Richard Murrell
Mark Matthews
Tom Lacey
Mark Bottomley
Stuart Ball
John Burrell
Frances Muir
Adele Kalinauckas
Neeraj Dixit
Paul Hunter
Jennifer Coe
Beth Thoms
Victoria Whenray
Henry Fraser
Peter Willis
Peter Robinson
Peter Mardle
Piers Gough
Robert Cumming
Gordon Watt
Sunny Desai
Roslyn Stanwick
Ray Hoyte
Damian Rogan
Matthew Collyer
Peter Barbalov
Conor Daly
Steve Eccles
Barry Jessop
Olaide Oboh
Max Lieven
Michael Stefanou
Phil Wade
Jonathan Kendall
Stina Hokby
Karen Alcock
Adam McLaren
Mark Davy
Michael Watson
Owen Woodwards
Head of Communications
Sales Manager
Director
Director
Head of Commercial Offices, EMEA
Director
Project Director
Director
Associate Director
Business Development Manager
Business Development Manager
Development Manager
Development Manager
Business Development Manager
Associate Director
Consultant
Associate Director - Consultancy Services
Architect
Student
Planner
Senior Director
Director
Director
Account Director
Project Director
Project Manager
Development Director
Principal
Senior Associate
Partner
Principle Engineer
Business Development Europe Green Development Group
Associate
Architect
Project Director
Associate Director
Associate Director
Partner
Project Leader for Royal Albert Dock
Development Manager
Director
Sales & Marketing Manager
Project Administrator
Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report
Director
Director of Urban Design
Senior Associate
Managing Director - Public Affairs
Account Executive - Public Affairs
Founder
Planning & Architectural Director
Planning Manager
9
DELEGATE LIST
CONT.
Organisation
Name
Job title
Gensler
GL Hearn
Glenn Howells Architects
Grafton Group
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Greater London Authority
Hawkins\Brown
Hawkins\Brown
Hilson Moran
Igloo
Jackson Coles
Jestico & Whiles
JTP
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
LB Newham
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry
London Communications Agency
London Legacy Development Corporation
Maccreanor Lavington
Maccreanor Lavington
Kyle Morrison
Graeme Tulley
Umesh Luharia
Jonathan Jennings
Sheila Bannerman Williams
Alison Barnswell
Louise Ben
Richard Blakeway
Daniel Bridge
Eleanor Byrne
Caroline Cameron
Paul Clarke
Dominic Curran
Natalie Gentry
Paul Guest
Yatwan Hui
Bethan James
Sir Edward Lister
Amena Matin
Lauren Noble
Simon Powell
Darren Richards
Jon Sheldon
William Stewart
Keir Tyler
Colin Wilson
Chenine Bhathena
Russell Brown
Seth Rutt
Caroline Stephens
John Long
John Boxall
Eoin Keating
Dave Swindells
Anita Franchetti
Christopher Harvey
Deirdra Armsby
Leo Campbell
Cllr Ken Clark
Rachel Cockerill
Sophie Donaldson
Ellen Nicholson
Colm Rasdale
Shelim Shakir
Keith Smith
Murray Woodburn
Annabel Fogden
Christopher Oughton
Owain Roberts
Gavin Finnan
Richard Lavington
Landscape Architect
Development and Regeneration Director
Studio Director
Group Property Director
Business Support Officer
Area Manager
Estates Manager
Deputy Mayor for Housing, Land and Property
Principal Development Manager
Area Manager
Senior Development Manager Strategic Projects & Property
Senior Development Manager Strategic Projects & Property
Senior Policy Officer
Senior Strategic Planner
Senior Development Manager Strategic Projects & Property
Strategic Urban Designer
Development Officer
Chief of Staff and Deputy Mayor for Policy and Planning
Senior Manager - Strategic Projects and Property
Development Officer
Assistant Director, Strategic Projects & Property
Senior Manager OAPFs
Senior Strategic Planner
Planner
Apprentice - Strategic Projects and Property
Senior Manager - Planning Decisions
Senior Cultural Strategy Officer
Partner
Partner
Client Relations Manager
Development Director
Partner
Director
Senior Architect
London Marketing Director
Senior Associate Principal
Head of Planning and Regeneration
Principal Planner
Cabinet Member for Regen, Planning, Building Communities & Public Affairs
Regeneration Manager
Policy Manager
Case Officer
Career Grade Planner
Regeneration Manager
Consultation Manager
Principal Transport Planner
Head of Branch Chambers Team
Account Director
Senior Development Manager
Associate Director
Founding Director
10
NLA on Location
DELEGATE LIST
CONT.
Organisation
Name
Job title
Maccreanor Lavington
Mace Group
MBNA Thames Clippers
Metropolitan Workshop
Mitsubishi Electric Europe
Mitsubishi Electric Europe
Mitsubishi Electric Europe
Montagu Evans
Mount Anvil
MSMR Architects
New London Quarterly
Pilbrow & Partners
Pilbrow & Partners
Planit IE
Quod
Ravensbourne
RMA Architects
Rolfe Judd Planning
Rolfe Judd Planning
RPS CgMs
Spacehub
Stride Treglown
The Manser Practice
The Mill Co. Project
Tibbalds Planning & Urban Design
tp bennett
Transport for London
Transport for London
Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust
Turley
Turner & Townsend
U+I Group
U+I Group
UP Projects
Urban Beings
Urban Space Management
Urban Space Management
Wagstaffs
White Arkitekter AB
Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaha Hadid Architects
Akay Zorlu
Simon Healey
Geoff Symonds
Neil Deely
Stevie Byrne
Rick Hutchinson
Phil Ord
Gemma Kendall
Emma Foster
Tom Smith
David Taylor
Tal Ben-Amar
Fred Pilbrow
Scott Badham
Helen Rodger
Hilary French
Andrew Mortimer
Philip Dunphy
Jon Roshier
Grace Lloyd-Jones
Giles Charlton
Dominic Eaton
Barry Mullin
Nick Hartwright
Jennifer Ross
Doug Smith
Emily Read
Gareth Sumner
Eric Sorensen
Laurence Brooker
Aki Tserpelis
Marcello Burbante
Richard Upton
Moira Lascelles
Yatwan Hui
John Burton
Eric Reynolds
Alexandra Bavin
Linda Thiel
Viviana Muscettola
Michele Pasca
Associate Director
Director
COO
Partner
Business Development
Business Development Manager
Business Development
Senior Planner
Development Director
Associate
Editor
Senior Partner
Senior Partner
Landscape Architect
Planner
Course Leader, Architecture
Director
Associate
Director
Environmental Consultant
Director
Director
Director
Director
Director
Principal Director
Principal Urban Design Advisor
Principal Urban Designer
Chair
Senior Planner
Associate Director – Property Sector
Development Manager
Deputy Chief Executive
Curator, Consultant and Writer
Owner
Project Manager
Founding Director
Associate Director
Director London Studio
Senior Associate
Senior Associate
Zaha Hadid Architects
Gianluca Racana
Director
Zaha Hadid Architects
Stephane Vallotton
Senior Associate
Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report
11
NLA - Driving the agenda to shape a better city
In association with:
Programme Sponsors:
Borough Partners:
Partners and Event Sponsors:
Members
3DReid | 3XN Architects | ACO Technologies plc | ADP | ADREM Group | AGC | alinea consulting | Amos Goldreich Architecture | Andrew Mulroy Architects | Andrzej Blonski Architects | Apex Lifts
| Ardmore Group | Are Be | Arney Fender Katsalidis | Aros Architects | Atelj_ Lyktan | Atlas Industries UK Ltd | Atomik Architecture | Atrium Ltd | Aukett Swanke | Avanti Architects Ltd | BAM
Construct | Barr Gazetas | Barron and Smith Ltd | Barton Willmore | Bell Phillips Architects | Belsize Architects | Benoy | BPTW | Brockton Capital | BT Facilities Services Ltd | Buchanan Hartley
Architects Ltd | Burns + Nice | Buro Four | Buro Happold | Burwell Deakins Architects | BWB Consulting | Calfordseaden | Camargue | Camden Town Unlimited | Canary Wharf Group | Capita Property
and Infrastructure | Capital Architecture | Carey Group Plc | Cartwright Pickard Architects | Catja de Haas Architect | Chapman BDSP | Chapman Taylor | Chris Dyson Architects | Clancy Consulting Ltd
| Clare Richards | Coin Street Community Builders | Collado Collins | Colvin & Moggridge Ltd | Colwyn Foulkes | Conisbee | Consultancy for the Built Environment | Cousins & Cousins | Cove Burgess
Architects | Craigewan Consulting Limited | Crosstree Real Estate Partners | Cullinan Studio | Cundall | CZWG Architects LLP | Danish Embassy London | David Gallagher Associates | David Kohn
Architects | David Miller Architects | David Morley Architects | De Matos Ryan | de Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects | Delancey | Deloitte Real Estate | Desco (Design & Consultancy) Ltd | Design Council
Cabe | Dexter Moren Associates | Doone Silver Architects | DoorWay Full Interiors | DP9 | DPP One Ltd | Easi-Space Ltd | Eckersley O'Callaghan | Edward Williams Architects | Eidyia | Element Capital
| Elliott Wood | Emrys Architects | Eric Parry Architects | Essential Living Ltd | Faithful+Gould | Feilden + Mawson LLP | Flanagan Lawrence | FORM Design Architecture | Four Communications |
Fraser Brown MacKenna | Fresson and Tee | Fusion Land | Future of London | Futurecity | Gardiner & Theobald LLP | Gerald Eve | Glenn Howells Architects | Gort Scott | Goshawk (Real Estate) Ltd |
Grontmij | Hadley Property Group | Hassell | Haworth Tompkins | Hayes Davidson | Helical Bar | Henley Halebrown Rorrison Architects | HLW International | HOK | Holder Mathias Architects | Home
Group | Homes & Communities Agency | Hopkins Architects Partnership LLP | Hunters | Hurford Salvi Carr | Indigo Planning Ltd | ING Media | Innes Associates | Integral Engineering Design | International
Fire Consultants Group | Irwin Mitchell | ISG | Jackson Coles | JDA | JMP Consultants Ltd | John McAslan | John Thompson & Partners | Karakusevic Carson Architects LLP | Kier Construction | Kinnear
Landscape Architects | KK Studio Ltd | KKS Strategy | KSR architects | KSS Group | Langan International | Langham Estate Management Ltd | Lenel | Levy Real Estate LLP | London and Continental
Railways | London Borough of Islington | Londonewcastle | Love Wimbledon | LSI Architects | LUC | Luxonic Lighting | M3 Consulting | MAA Architects | Mace | Malcolm Reading | Marks Barfield
Architects | Martha Schwartz Partners | Max Fordham | Maxwell Winward | McDowell + Benedetti | MCM Architecture Ltd | Meesons | Mikhail Riches | Mitsubishi Electric | Moore Stephens | Mott
MacDonald | Movement Strategies | Museum of London Archaeology | New West End Company | Nick Baker Architects | Northbank BID | Octagon Partnership | Orms | Outer Space | Pascall+Watson
| Paul Murphy Architects | Paul Nulty Lighting Design | PCKO Architects | Pell Frischmann | Penoyre & Prasad LLP | Peter Brett Associates | Peter Dann Ltd | Peter Taylor Associates | Philip Cave
Associates | Phillips Tracey Architects | Piercy & Co | Pitman Tozer Architects Ltd | Planning Resolution | Plowman Craven | PLP Architecture | Populous | Portman Estate | Pozzoni | Price and Myers
| Purcell | Qatari Diar | QCIC Group | Quod | Rafael Vinoly Architects | Rawfire | ReardonSmith Landscape | REHAU Ltd | Renewal | Rick Mather Architects | RMA Architects | Roca | Rolfe Judd |
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea | Royal HaskoningDHV | RWDI | Scott Brownrigg | Shaw Corporation | shedkm Ltd | Shepheard Epstein Hunter | Sir Robert McAlpine | Skanska Construction
| Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) | Soho Limited | Sonnemann Toon Architects LLP | South Bank Employers Group | Spacehub | Spacelab | Spark Architects | SPPARC | Squire and Partners |
Stantec | Stephan Reinke Architects Ltd | Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects | Stitch | Stockwool | Strategic Consulting Group International Ltd | Stride Treglown | Studio 30 Architects | Studio 54
Architecture | Sustrans London | Sweett Group | Symmetrys Limited | TateHindle | Team London Bridge | Terence O'Rourke | The Cadogan Estate | The Manser Practice | The Mill Co. Project | The
Office Group | Thorncliffe | Thornsett | Totality | Townshend Landscape Architects | tp bennett | Tsuruta Architects | Turner & Townsend | Twelve Architects | Tyrens UK | U+I | UK Green Building
Council | UNIT Architects Limited | University College London (UCL) | Urban Design London | Urban Mesh Design Ltd | Urban Space Management | van Bruggen Urbanism | van Heyningen and Haward
Architects | Victoria BID | Voreda | Wagstaffs Design | Waterman Group | Wates | WATG | Waugh Thistleton | Whitbread | White Arkitekter | Wilkinson Eyre | Wilmotte UK Ltd | Wolff Architects
| Woods Bagot | WT Partnership | WYG Group | ZZA Responsive User Environments
www.newlondonarchitecture.org
www.newlondonarchitecture.org
NLA is a member supported organisation
NLA is a member supported organisation
NLA PROGRAMME
Forthcoming events February & March 2016
Free
Free
Don’t Move, Improve! Open Day
The future of London’s Open
Workspaces
Free day of advice, talks and workshops
Saturday 27 February 2016, all day
Media Partners Dezeen, Dezeen Jobs. Sponsors;
Axor, Schueco, Partners Heal’s, RIBA London
NLA’s Don’t Move, Improve! Open Day takes place
on Saturday 27 February 2016, and will offer
FREE advice and inspiration to Londoners looking
to extend their homes. Architects and planners
will be offering consultations in the NLA galleries
throughout the day; there will be talks on how to
get started with your home extension, from design
inspiration to gaining planning permission; and an
exhibition of the capital’s best home extensions
projects. Style consultations will also be hosted by
Heal’s at their Tottenham Court Road store, where
specialists will be offering free advice on interior
design! There are aslo free childrens workplace
taking place led by Little Architects.
Free
Don’t Move, Improve!
Breakfast Talk
Friday 4 March 2016, Morning
Media Partners Dezeen, Dezeen Jobs. Sponsors;
Axor, Schueco, Partners Heal’s, RIBA London
Celebrating the best of this year’s Don’t Move,
Improve awards, this Breakfast Talk will see three
winning practices discuss their home extension
projects.
Ticketd / Members Free
Tall Buildings in London - Annual
Update
Half-day Conference
Wednesday 9 March 2016, Morning
Sponsored by GL Hearn
This half-day conference will launch the update of
NLA’s research, supported by GL Hearn, into the
number of tall buildings in the pipeline for London
and will hear from policy makers, local authorities,
developers and their consultants to discuss key
issues around how London is planning for and
bringing forward tall towers.
Breakfast Talk
Friday 11 March 2016, Morning
Supported by London Enterprise Panel
Research being undertaken by IPPR is exploring
the value of open workspaces to businesses and
to the local and wider area. Join us for this free
NLA breakfast talk, which will bring together
developers, planners, and discuss workspace
providers’ future Agenda.
Ticketed
New London Walking Tours
Walking Tours
Throughout the year
Discover London’s latest architecture on the New
London Walking Tours. Tours take place twice
a month, on the second Saturday and the last
Wednesday of each month.
Bloomsbury - Saturday 13 March, 14:00-16:00
King’s Cross - Wednesday 30 March, 10:30-12:30
Ticketed / Members Free
The future of Old Oak Common
NLA Briefing
Tuesday 22 March 2016
This briefing session will provide a pre-election
update on progress at Old Oak Common, the UK’s
largest regeneration project, before the Mayoral
election race kicks in fully. This briefing session
will hear from key stakeholders to discuss the
area’s future and the public sector strategies and
aspirations for this major regeneration area for
London.
To book or for more information about our
upcoming events and exhibitions please visit:
www.newlondonarchitecture.org
NLA is an independent member-supported organisation open to any organisation or individual with an interest
in London’s built environment. All members benefit from discounted and preferential access to NLA’s events.
For more information on becoming a member please contact Laura Bushby on 0207 636 4044.
BRINGING
PEOPLE
TOGETHER
TO SHAPE
A BETTER
CITY
NOTES
Royal Docks and Greenwich Peninsula: Progress report
15
BRINGING
PEOPLE
TOGETHER
TO SHAPE
A BETTER
CITY
NLA
The Building Centre
26 Store Street
London WC1E 7BT
020 7636 4044
Twitter: @nlalondon
newlondonarchitecture.org