Future Spaces: what will the City of London look like post COVID-19?

Museum of London at West Smithfield by Stanton Williams and Asif Khan with Julian Harrap Architects

The City is a global example of resilience, but with new challenges for businesses and places, from the climate emergency to the coronavirus crisis, how will the City readapt?

COVID-19 looks likely to speed things up and bring about changes in the design of the City that were already underway. What could be the new vision for the Square Mile? What will public spaces in the City look like in the future and how will people use them?

This NLA Webinar brings experts together to discuss the future placemaking strategies for the Square Mile, looking in particular at the role of active and welcoming public spaces across the City.

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Programme

14:00 – Welcome from Chair

Benjamin O’Connor, Director, New London Architecture

14:05 – Presentation

– Clarisse Tavin, Group Manager, Major Projects and Programmes, City of London

14:15 – Panel discussion

Speakers above plus

– Will Sandy, Associate, McGregor Coxall

– Mark Hughes, Director, AECOM

14:45 – Q&A

15:00 – Close

Speaker biographies

Benjamin O’Connor

Director, New London Architecture

Mark Hughes

Director, AECOM

Will Sandy

Associate, McGregor Coxall

Clarisse Tavin

Group Manager, Major Projects and Programmes, City of London Corporation

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