Presentations from Future of London's event on 9 November.

1. Workspace that Works
Research Forum
Wednesday, 9 November 2016

2. 9:30 Welcome
9:35 Presentations Group 1
10:00 Q&A
10:15 Presentations Group 2
10:35 Q&A
11:00 Networking & close
Agenda

3. Levent Kerimol
Principal Regeneration Officer, GLA

4. Sarah Yates
Researcher, New London Architecture

5. Shaping London’s future workplaces
@nlalondon #WRK_LDN
Alphabeta by Resolution Properties and Studio RHE

6. Assael Architecture

7. Technology at Fab Lab London

8. White Collar Factory

9. Royal Festival Hall

10. Ace Hotel

11. Broadgate Circle

12. HereEast – HawkinsBrown

13. Growing Underground

14. Brompton Factory

15. Trinity Buoy Wharf

16. Work / Learn / Live / Play – Aukett Swanke

17. PortalMill - Herman Miller

18. Medibank Place, Sydney

19. Whole-Life Workplace – HawkinsBrown

20. Anastasia Sandstrom
Senior Research Analyst, Jones Lang LaSalle

36. Alexei Schwab
Head of Programme, Future of London

37. Q&A

38. Jessica Ferm
Lecturer, Bartlett School of Planning

43. 1. Protect employment land

45. From Deloitte (2014) London Industrial

47. ?

48. Mixed Use Employment
Locations (MELs)

49. FUNCTION
Servicing the city –
other businesses &
residents
A diverse
ECONOMY is
more resilient and
provides a range of
jobs
Industrial sprawl is
not SUSTAINABLE
Interest, vibrancy,
opportunity
The city needs industry

50. Those businesses that could, left the city long ago;
those that remain are the ones that need to be there
or have a business advantage because of their urban
location

52. Asian Neighbourhood Design
(2007) Industrial Mixed-Use
Zoning
Industry & resi mix?

54. Clive Tritton
Chief Executive, Renaisi

55. • Clive Tritton, Chief Executive
• LGA Economic Growth Advisor
• Supported 20-30 LAs on their economic
growth agendas
• Increased attention from local authorities on
workspace
Background

56. 56
approx.
375+
approx.
65

57. Only in Central
London can
workspace realise
necessary land
values?

58. Local authorities
find demand
difficult to
measure

59. Understand local
factors

60. Clarifying aspirations
Clarifying
aspirations

61. No one wants to
be first

62. Start the
dialogue early

63. Joint ventures
with LAs should
be attractive

64. Design is
integral to the
process

65. Size and critical
mass are
important

66. Planning tools
should not be
underestimated

67. Balanced growth
plans

68. Outer London
workspace
market remains
untapped

69. 69
Thank you.
Clive Tritton

70. Kat Hanna
Research Manager, Centre for London

74. 2

75. 11

79. TYPOLOGY OF INNOVATION DISTRICTS:
URBAN FORM AND LEADERSHIP MODEL

81. 20

82. 19

83. 19

86. Q&A