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London’s changing skyline: the future of tall buildings

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

London’s tall buildings pipeline continues to increase year on year. Significant change is coming to some parts of the city, whether it be in places that did not have a tall building before or places which already have a number of tall developments in the pipeline. What is the impact on local neighbourhoods and how does the planning system cope with the chal-lenges that tall buildings bring? How do we ensure new tall buildings are of the highest quality of design and do not harm London’s rich historic heritage?

New London Architecture and the research team will discuss the findings of the latest NLA London Tall Buildings Survey 2019, providing the annual snapshot of new tall developments in London.

With the majority of tall buildings in the pipeline being residential, what role do tall buildings play in accommodating an increasing population? What do they deliver in terms of affordable housing? Are they the best way to deliver density? Are they more expensive to build and maintain? In this NLA conference we bring together built environment experts to discuss the future of London’s skyline.

2 NLA Half-day Conference

09:00

Welcome from the Chair Peter Murray, Chairman, NLA

09:05

How do tall buildings serve cities? Javier Quintana, Chairman, CTBUH UK & Director, IDOM UK

Session one – densification: the role of tall buildings in a growing city

09:15

London’s growing pipeline Stuart Baillie, Head of Planning (London and South East), GL Hearn

09:25

Panel discussion Speakers above, plus: John Parker, Senior Technical Director, WSP Riette Oosthuizen, Urban Planning Partner, HTA Design LLP

Session two – mixing old and new: integrating tall buildings in the urban fabric

10:00

Revisiting the London View Management Framework Emily Gee, Regional Director, London & South East, Historic England

10:10

Panel discussion Speakers above, plus: Colin Wilson, Head of Regeneration Old Kent Road, LB Southwark

Ian Rae, Head of Planning, LB Hackney

Gordon Ingram, Senior Partner, GIA

Keith Priest, Founding Partner, Fletcher Priest Architects

10:40

Coffee break

Session three – tall buildings design: challenges and opportunities

11:00

Long term view – the sustainability of tall buildings Steve Watts, Partner, Alinea Consulting

11:10

High density living: a residents’ survey

Kath Scanlon, Distinguished Policy Fellow, LSE London

11:20

Ferry Island, Tottenham Hale

Mark Swinburne, Project Director, Argent

11:30

Mixed-use towers John Bushell, Principal, KPF

11:40

Edith Summerskill House Simon Henley, Principal, Henley Halebrown

11:50

One Park Drive Gerry O’Brien, Founding Director, AKT II

12:00

Panel discussion Speakers above

12:30

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BIOGRAPHIES

Simon Henley Principal, Henley Halebrown

Henley Halebrown was shortlisted for the 2018 Stirling Prize for the University of Roehampton’s Chadwick Hall student housing. The practice is currently working on a range of housing, education, community and commercial schemes including the next phase of the NLA Mayor’s Prize-winning Kings Crescent Estate and De Beauvoir Block co-workspace, both of which won RIBA Awards in 2018. Simon combines practice with teaching, writing and research. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, an Academy of Urbanism Academician & Brother of the Art Workers Guild. @HenleyHalebrown

Peter Murray Chairman, New London Architecture (NLA)

Peter was editor of Building Design and RIBA Journal before starting Blueprint Magazine in 1983. He is President of Wordsearch, the global communications and design consultancy. He has curated many architectural exhibitions at the Royal Academy as well as exhibitions held at NLA. He is founder of the London Festival of Architecture and is author of various architectural books. He is a Past Master of The Architects’ Company, a visiting professor at IE University in Madrid, Chairman of The London Society and a keen cyclist. @pgsmurray @nlalondon

Gordon Ingram Senior Partner, GIA

Gordon has 30 years’ experience advising clients on daylight, sunlight and rights of light matters. He has led major developments in Central London, cities across the UK and around the world. Gordon is currently leading a research project on daylight within dense locations, establishing design guidance to allow greater density whilst optimising amenity. VU.CITY is the largest and most accurate interactive digital model of London. Developed by GIA and Wagstaffs, it is a revolutionary tool for architects, developers and the public sector. @GIAupdates

Gerry O’Brien Founding Director, AKT II

Gerry has decades of experience delivering outstanding buildings for the most demanding of clients and architects. A vocal exponent of the value design, his talent marrying design with cutting edge engineering can be seen in his practices work. His collaboration with some of the world’s most prestigious architects, including David Chipperfield, Foreign Herzog de Meuron, Norman Foster and Zaha Hadid, on projects that range from small-scale private residential blocks and footbridges, to huge master-planning and large regeneration projects worth several hundred million pounds underscore his ability. He has delivered projects within many countries, benefitting from his exposure to diverse approaches to construction and cultures. @AKT_II

Stuart Baillie Head of Planning (London & South East), GL Hearn

Stuart is a specialist in Planning and Regeneration and coordinates a team of 40+ town planning professionals. Having spent most of his entire professional life in London, Stuart worked in the public sector for the Government Office for London and then Newham Council prior to moving into consultancy. Stuart oversees a wide range of housing and residential projects across a significant cross-section of London Boroughs. @GL_Hearn

John Bushell Design Principal, Kohn Pedersen Fox

An integral part of KPF’s global practice, John has achieved wide acclaim for his innovative and distinctive residential, institutional, commercial, mixed-use and cultural buildings in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the United States. John led the design of South Bank Tower in Southwark, converting a former office tower, by architect Richard Seifert, into a world-class, mixed-use development. The introduction of more mixed-use development in London has long been a priority for John. Drawing on KPF’s expertise across the globe, he has incorporated tenets of mixed-use design into projects including One Crown Place in Hackney, and DAMAC Tower in Nine Elms. @KohnPedersenFox

Emily Gee Regional Director, London & South East, Historic England

Emily has worked with Historic England since 2001, including as Head of Listing and London Planning Director. Emily has an undergraduate degree from Smith College, Massachusetts, a Masters of Architectural History and Historic Preservation from the University of Virginia, and a diploma in Building Conservation from the Architectural Association. Emily has published on Victorian and Edwardian housing for working women and on listing, including post-war buildings and diversity. Emily is a Governor at Thomas Coram Nursery, on the Council of Camden History Society and a Trustee at the Brunel Museum, Rotherhithe. @HistoricEngland @ejngee

Riette Oosthuizen Urban Planning Partner, HTA Design LLP

HTA Design LLP is an award-winning design practice specialising in residential and mixed-use development of all scales. Riette has 22 years of experience as an urban planning consultant, academic and researcher in South Africa and the UK with interests in planning with communities, tackling social exclusion exacerbated through the built environment and innovative ways of solving the housing crisis. She co-directs HTA’s research projects, and leads on amongst others #Supurbia, the practice’s thinking on suburban intensification through careful design coding measures. @HTAdesignLLP


Javier Quintana Chairman, CTBUH UK & Managing Director, IDOM UK

IDOM UK is an international award-winning architecture and engineering company based in London. Prior to IDOM, Javier was the director of the Foundation Escolá and the Dean of IE School of Architecture and Design. Javier holds a master’s degree from Columbia University and has a PhD from the University of Navarra. His texts on the European take on tall buildings have been widely published. Besides his role at IDOM, Javier teaches at the London School of Architecture and is the Chairman of the UK Chapter of the CTBUH. @IdomMerebrook

Ian Rae Head of Planning, LB Hackney

Ian’s team includes Strategic Planning and Development Management, as well as a Growth Team responsible for major projects, masterplans and design. During his four years at Hackney he has overseen the preparation of a new Local Plan and area based plans for Hackney Central, Stamford Hill and Shoreditch. Ian’s team also manage over 4,500 planning applications per year. Ian was previously Head of Regeneration, Spatial Planning & Economic Development at LB Hounslow where he led on Hounslow’s Housing Zone and Golden Mile Masterplan. Prior to this Ian led LB Redbridge’s Planning Policy team, with achievements including London’s first adopted LDF Core Strategy, Area Action Plans, and first CIL Charging Schedule. @hackneycouncil

Kath Scanlon Distinguished Policy Fellow, LSE London

Kath is a housing researcher at LSE Since 2014 she has been exploring the barriers to increased housing production in London. She recently led a study for the GLA on residents’ experience of living in high-density developments in the capital and has also published research on the resurgence of the Build to Rent model. She has lived and worked in the USA, Spain, Denmark, Yugoslavia, Kuwait and Peru. @LSEnews

Mark Swinburne Project Director, Argent

Mark joined Argent in 2013 and is the design lead for the Argent Related Tottenham Hale development, which will deliver over 1.2m sq. ft. of development including over 1,000 new homes. Prior to this Mark was responsible for leading the delivery of two major office schemes at the King’s Cross development. Before joining Argent, Mark worked as a practicing architect at IDE-Architecture and Aedas, working on a wide range of schemes including Al Bahr Towers (Abu Dhabi) and Holland Park School. His work has been exhibited at NLA, the RIBA, Somerset House and the London Architecture Biennale. @Argent

Keith Priest Founding Partner, Fletcher Priest Architects

Keith became a design director at Wolff Olins in London and Hamburg after graduating from the AA. With Mike Fletcher he founded Fletcher Priest Architects in London whose work spans urban design, architecture, interiors and research. Recent awards include ‘Tall Building of the Year’ and ‘Office Architect of the Year’ and ‘City Building of the Year’. Keith has lectured widely, was president of the Architectural Association and is a member of the BCO Urban Group. @FletcherPriest

Colin Wilson Head of Regeneration Old Kent Road, LB Southwark

Colin is a planner and urban designer with 29 years of experience working in London. Colin currently leads LB Southwark’s Old Kent Road regeneration team, responsible for delivering 20,000 homes, 10,000 jobs and the Bakerloo line extension. Colin previously worked for the GLA where he was responsible for managing the team that produced the Mayor’s Opportunity Area frameworks including those for Vauxhall’s 9 elms and White City and dealt with the referred strategic planning applications. @lb_southwark

Steve Watts Founding Partner, Alinea Consulting and Chairman, CTBUH

Steve has 30 years of experience in the industry, having worked with many industry-leading developers and a host of top designers on demanding projects, large and small. Steve has unrivalled knowledge and experience in the economics of tall buildings, working on a number of high profile towers. He was the inaugural Chair of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s UK Chapter in 2015 and has been the official Chairman of the global Council since October 2017. He enjoys a challenge, possessing a forensic attention to detail as well as the ability to see the bigger picture – attributes which he applies to all projects, tall or otherwise. Steve leads alinea’s Knowledge Group, bringing his passion for innovation, focused research and collaboration to the role. @CTBUH

John Parker Director, WSP Structures

John has been involved in many of WSP Structures’ highest-profile projects. He was lead structural engineer for the Shard and for the London Bridge station redevelopment. He has been involved with WSP’s “out of thin air” initiative which promotes building above railways and other public infrastructure. Currently he is lead structural engineer for HS2’s Old Oak Common station. John is passionate about the integration of structural engineering and architecture.


SUPPORT THE PROGRAMMELondon is a relatively low-density city if compared with other European capitals such as Paris and Madrid. Yet, the increasing pressure to accommodate a growing population, expected to reach over 11 million people by 2050, and the commitment to contain the sprawl within the Green Belt, prompts the need to re-think how to make better use of the scarce amount of land available – ‘if we can’t build out, we need to build up’.

The pioneering role of NLA research on tall buildings delivers up-to-date figures and analysis and a year-round programme inviting industry experts and the public to discuss one of the capital’s most debated topic.

There are opportunities to become either a Champion or Supporter of this programme. To find out more about how you could get involved in the events and output across our platforms please get in touch with the Membership Team on 0207 636 4044.

PROGRAMME CHAMPIONS

Growing from traditional strengths such as planning, rating and valuation, GL Hearn has successfully developed into a multi-disciplinary consultancy of choice for a wide spectrum of property-related advice which now includes strategic communications.

65 Gresham Street | London | EC2V 7NQ www.glhearn.com | [email protected] | 020 7851 4900 | @GL_Hearn ‏

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Mace is an international consultancy and construction company, founded and built on exceptional people, a commitment to service excellence and a deep-rooted entrepreneurial spirit.

155 Moorgate | London | EC2M 6XB www.macegroup.com | [email protected] | 020 7068 6000 | @MaceGroup ‏

Polypipe is one of Europe’s largest manufacturers of piping systems, water and climate management systems, delivering engineered solutions that enable a sustainable built environment.

Broomhouse Lane | Edlington | Doncaster | DN12 1ES www.polypipe.com | [email protected] | 01622 795200 ‏

VU.CITY is the smart city platform that aids faster, more efficient decision making about our urban environment through a 3D digital platform accurate to within 15cm.

The Whitehouse | Belvedere Rd | Lambeth | London | SE1 8YP vu.city | [email protected] | 020 3889 7030 | @VUCITY_

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Forthcoming events in 2019

Ticketed – Members discounted

Euston: creating a new piece of cityWednesday 3 April, 13:30-19:30 On Location conference The arrival of HS2 in Euston provides a unique opportunity to transform the wider Euston station site and unlock thousands of new jobs and homes in the area. Camden Council, Euston Master Development Partner Lendlease and other stakeholders are working together to develop a masterplan for the 54-hectare site that involves the redesign of the station and surrounding neighbourhoods. In association with: LB Camden.

Free

VU.CITY digital model talkFriday 5 April, 13:00-13:30 Every other Friday

Learn first-hand about VU.CITY - the most comprehensive interactive 3D digital model of London - and the role it can play in planning for the capital’s future. The software, which uses game engine technology, allows users to assess scale, massing, footprint and other planning issues. Get a guided tour of the interface and explore new areas of the city and key influences on their development, including opportunity areas, air pollution and property prices paid. Ticketed, £14-£18

New London Neighbourhood ToursWalking Tours

Discover London’s latest architecture on the New London Neighbourhood Tours. Bankside & The Thames Saturday 13 April, 14:00-16:00 Holborn Wednesday 24 April, 10:30-12:30 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Saturday 11 May, 14:00-16:00

Ticketed – Proceeds donated to charity

Dinner in The Painted HallThursday 2 May, 18:30-23:00 Charity event Dine in London’s ‘Sistine Chapel’! Join us for dinner in the majestic Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College. This dinner is an exclusive opportunity to see this amazing space and Sir James Thornhill’s masterpiece shortly after reopening. The dinner will raise valuable funds to tackle homelessness in the capital with The Connection at St-Martin-in-the-Fields and Temple Bar Trust in its programme for increasing diversity in the architectural profession. Ticketed – Partners free

NYLON: design quality and public housingWednesday 8 May, 13:00-15:00 International Dialogue How are New York and London working to ensure quality is at the heart of new public housing provided? What are they doing to bring old stock up to standard? What role can the industry play in ensuring quality in design, planning, and management? NYLON explores these among other questions as these two major cities exchange information, discuss and debate shared urban issues, and compare approaches.

To book or for more information about our upcoming events and exhibitions please visit:

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