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Is West the new East?Tuesday 12 May 2015, 09:00-16:00Wood Lane Studios, 80 Wood Lane, Imperial West Campus, White City W12 0BZ

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

08.30

Registration

Session 1. West London overview - Old Oak Common in context

09.00

Welcome from the chair Peter Murray, NLA Chairman

09.05

Keynote William McKee, Planning Committee Chairman, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

09:10

Old Oak Common and Park Royal Development Corporation Strategy

Victoria Hills, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation

09:35

Area connectivity

Alex Williams, Director of Borough Planning, Transport for London

09:50

HS2 update

Laura Kidd, Head of Architecture, HS2

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11:55

Earls Court development update

Anette Simpson, Director of Planning and Development for Earls Court, Capco

12:10

Project detail – West Brompton Square

Fred Pilbrow, Senior Partner, Pilbrow & Partners

12:25

Panel discussion – speakers above plus:

Alexandra Reitman, Programme Manager, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

13:00

End of conference and networking lunch

13:45

Afternoon walking tours

A. Old Oak Common (led by OPDC)

B. White City (led by Alexandra Reitman, GLA)

16:00

Close

10.05

Industrial occupiers in Old Oak Common and Park Royal

Mike Cummings, Regional Director for Park Royal, SEGRO

10:15

Panel discussion – speakers above plus:

Simon Earles, Head of Surface Access Strategy, Heathrow and

Sarah Ebanja, Advisor, QPR

10:45

Coffee and networking

Session 2: White City and Earls Court

11:15

White City and the knowledge economy

Professor David Gann CBE, Vice-President (Development & Innovation), Imperial College

11:30

Television Centre update

Alistair Shaw, Managing Director of Television Centre, Stanhope and

Paul Monaghan, Director, AHMM

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TOURSAfternoon walking tours will be led by local stakeholders. 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 registration desk at 13:45. All tours are on foot, please wear sensible footwear. Please have your coats and bags ready as we will not be returning to Wood Lane Studios.

Old Oak Common is the UK’s largest regeneration programme to deliver new mixed development the equivalent of building a new town on brownfield land in central London. This tour of the Opportunity Area will look at the area as a whole, covering Old Oak Common Lane, Wormwood Scrubs, Scrubs Lane and Willesden Junction. Hear from OPDC and TfL about how these areas will be transformed following the catalytic affect of Crossrail and HS2.

This tour will begin at Willesden Junction following a short coach journey from the conference venue and will end at North Acton.

Tour led by: Michael Mulhern, Head of Planning, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

NLA representative: Jessame Cronin, 07815 699 292

Covering the four major sites in this Opportunity Area, this tour will examine the Imperial West Campus, the BBC television centre, the former Marks and Spencer site to the north of Westfield and Westfield itself. With the regeneration of White City already well underway, this tour provides an update on the progress of key developments as well as the new opportunities which this reinvigorated urban quarter has to offer.

This tour is entirely on foot and will end at Wood Lane Station.

Tour led by: Alexandra Reitman, Programme Manager, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (seconded from role as Principal Strategic Planner, GLA)

NLA representative: Lucie Murray, 07970 019 902

Tour A: Old Oak Common

Tour B: White City

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Victoria Hills Interim Chief Executive, Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation

A chartered town planner, Victoria has 20 years’ experience in consultancy, local and regional government. Previously Head of Programme in the Mayor’s 2012 City Operations team, Victoria became Head of Transport in 2012 with responsibility for delivering the Mayor’s Transport Strategy, 2020 Vision and Infrastructure Plan. In 2014 Victoria was asked to set up the Mayor’s new Old Oak and Park Royal Mayoral Development Corporation. Subsequently appointed Interim CEO, she leads London’s largest regeneration project to maximise the benefits from the HS2, Great West Main Line and Crossrail super-hub stations.

Mike Cummings

Regional Director for Park Royal, SEGRO

Mike is the Regional Director for SEGRO’s Park Royal & London portfolio comprising 6.7m sq ft across 26 estates with 289 customers representing 19.8% by value of SEGRO’S portfolio. Historically concentrated in Park Royal and around Heathrow, the portfolio has recently expanded its urban logistics and light industrial footprint in North and East London. Mike is a Chartered Surveyor with over 25 years’ real estate experience in commerce and business. @SEGROplc

Simon Earles

Planning & Surface Access Director, Heathrow Airport Limited

Simon is an airport planning and surface access professional, with 20 years experience developing and delivering planning and transport strategy in the public, private and corporate sector. Simon joined the aviation sector in 2000, and working at London Luton Airport led its master planning, surface access and corporate social responsibility team, helping to secure national policy support for a significant capacity increase at the airport and led the consultation on the draft airport master plan and preparation of a major planning application.

BIOGRAPHIES

Sarah Ebanja Advisor, QPR (and formerly Chief Executive of Islington Council)

Sarah is a member of the QPR new-stadium project team, and in this role is an advisor on matters relating to social, economic and community benefits encompassing affordable housing and making Old Oak a place where the club and its residents will call home, enjoy living and which will flourish. At a local level, Sarah’s roles have included deputy chief executive of Islington Council, interim managing director of Hackney Council and assistant director of Education & Finance at Lewisham Council.

Professor David Gann CBE

Vice-President (Development & Innovation), Imperial College

David is Vice President for Development and Innovation at Imperial College London and holds the Chair in Innovation and Technology Management at Imperial College Business School and the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. His research focuses on innovation in the digital economy, new business models and innovation strategy in technology firms. He has worked extensively on innovation in construction in the built environment and was Group Innovation Executive at Laing O’Rourke in 2007-2011. @ImperialCollege


Peter Murray

Chairman, New London Architecture

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. @PGSMurray

Paul Monaghan

Director, AHMM

Paul’s work is focused on redefining the built environment in both the UK and abroad. Since he co-founded Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 1989, his projects have been noted for outstanding design, collaborative creativity, applied technology and sustainability and recognised with national and international awards. His current projects include the Television Centre Masterplan, the new Scotland Yard for the Metropolitan Police, Blossom Street in east London, residential development at Elephant and Castle, and Ruskin Square in Croydon. Westminster Academy and Kentish Town Health Centre were shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize. He is also a visiting professor at the Bartlett and Sheffield schools of architecture. @AHMMArchitects

William McKee

Planning Committee Chairman, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

William is Chair of the Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation Planning Committee and a member of the main Board. His other appointments include: Chair of the Mayor of London’s Outer London Commission; Chief Executive of Accessible Retail; Joint Managing Director of property consultants LAPAR; independent member of the North West Surrey Care Commissioning Group Governing Body; Director and Trustee of the Rambert Dance Company; and Chair of the Advisory Board of Southampton University Business School.

BIOGRAPHIES CONT.

Laura Kidd Head of Architecture, HS2

Laura is a chartered architect with nearly twenty years specialising in station and rail architecture and has played a part in the successful delivery of several of the most recent prestigious main line rail and underground station projects, including the Thameslink Programme, HS1 and the Jubilee Line Extension. Laura is now Head of Architecture for HS2 and in this role is responsible for setting the design aspirations and requirements for the new HS2 stations, depots and auxiliary buildings. @HS2ltd

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Fred Pilbrow Senior Partner, Pilbrow & Partners

Fred, with 25 years of practice as a qualified Architect, has been responsible for designing of a number of significant London projects. His experience includes residential developments in Greenwich, Westminster, and part of Masterplans at Earls Court and Shepherd’s Bush. Prior to Pilbrow & Partners, Fred was responsible for designing the Heron Tower and the Francis Crick Institute at St Pancras. Fred is a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects and registered with the Architects Registration Board UK. @fpilbrow

Alistair Shaw Managing Director of Television Centre, Stanhope

Alistair joined Stanhope in 2014 as Managing Director of Television Centre. Alistair’s main focus is overseeing and leading the team to deliver this exciting project. He is responsible for its commercial success and has a particular interest in place-making and the successful integration of a vibrant mix of uses. Before joining the Television Centre team Alistair headed up retail regeneration projects at Stanhope, including the redevelopment of 12 acres of Hereford City Centre. Prior to joining Stanhope Alistair was Chief Development Officer at Battersea Power Station.

Alexandra Reitman

Programme Manager, Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation/Principal Strategic Planner and Urban Designer, Greater London Authority

A graduate of MIT’s School of Architecture and Planning, Alexandra has practiced planning and urban design in London for over ten years. As Principal Strategic Planner at the GLA, she has led on the development of the White City OAPF and related planning applications including Imperial West, Westfield, M&S and BBC Television Centre, as well as major schemes elsewhere in London including the Crick Institute and Eileen House. She is currently seconded to the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation as Programme Manager. @LDN_Gov

Anette Simpson

Director of Planning and Development for Earls Court, Capco

Anette worked in the development industry for over 15 years prior to joining Capco in 2010 to lead the Earls Court planning team. She has a breadth of experience in managing large complex residential-led regeneration projects, through the planning and development process, with a particular interest in design and in delivering sustainable development. Anette is leading the planning and development of the Earls Court Masterplan.

Alex Williams

Director of Borough Planning, Transport for London

Alex’s Directorate is within the TfL Group Planning area where he is responsible for two main functions: Land Use Planning for applications that are referable to the Mayor, and managing the relationship with the boroughs, including all of the sub regional panels. Prior to starting at TfL he worked for 18 years in the London boroughs, as Assistant Director of the Culture & Environment Directorate at the LB Camden from 2003 to 2007 and as Director of Transport & Planning Policy at the LB Ealing from 2000 to 2003. @TfL


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10 – 11 JUNE, 2015BERKELEY SQUARE / MAYFAIR

THELONDON REAL ESTATE FORUM

2015 Speakers Include

– Richard Blakeway, Deputy Mayor of Housing, Land & Property, GLA– David Biggs, Managing Director - Property, Network Rail– Mark Boleat, Chairman of the Policy & Resources Committee, City of London– John Burns, Chief Executive Officer, Derwent London– Kevin Chapman, Head of Offices, Lend Lease– Graeme Craig, Head of Commercialisation, Transport for London– Sean Ellis, Chairman, St James Group & Berkeley Homes Eastern Counties– Oliver Gardiner, Head of Development, Land Securities– Rory Hardick, Founding Partner, M3 Capital Partners – Anthea Harries, Portfolio Manager - St James’s, The Crown Estate– Victoria Hills, Director - Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation,

Greater London Authority– Martin Jepson, President & Chief Operating Officer - UK Office Division,

Brookfield Property Partners– Gerald Kaye, Executive Director, Helical Bar– Rosanna Lawes, Executive Director of Development, London Legacy

Development Corporation– Sir Edward Lister, Mayor’s Chief of Staff and Deputy Mayor for Planning

and Policy, GLA– David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent LLP– Cllr Philippa Roe, Leader, Westminster City Council– David Shaw, Head of Regent Street, The Crown Estate– Geoff Springer, Development Director, London & Regional– Peter Vernon, Chief Executive, Grosvenor Britain & Ireland

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Delegate rates

One Day Pass£495 + VAT

Two Day Pass £795 + VAT

Please check website for more details www.lref.co.uk

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2015 Principal SponsorsAn event by In association with Supported by

Aecom Jonathan Rose Principal

Aecom Tony Sheach Director

AHMM Richard Blackwell Architect

AHMM Hazel Joseph Associate Director

AHMM Susi Le Good Associate Director

AHMM Lloyd Spencer Associate

Argent Will Colthopre Senior Project Director

Arup Harry Thurman Mechanical Engineer

Atkins Will Freeman Director

Aukett Swanke Thomas Alexander Director

Ben Adams Architects Michael Wilson Katsibas Associate Director

Broadgate Estates Karl Evans Associate Director - Facilities Management

Broadgate Estates Richard Griffiths Client Director

Brockton Capital Alex Wright Associate Partner

Bruce Gillingham Pollard Tracey Pollard Director

BuroHappold Engineering John MacMillan Business Development Manager

CBRE Luke Hacking Senior Director

CBRE Phillip Howells Executive Director

CBRE Jonathan Stoddart Director

City of Westminster Roger Austin Programme Manager

Cushman & Wakefield Hamish Dupree Surveyor

Cushman & Wakefield Sam Harper Graduate Surveyor

Cushman & Wakefield Tom Redmayne Surveyor

CZWG Architects LLP Adam West Partner

Element Capital Management Nick Cullen Director

Environment Agency Rob McCarthy Programme Manager

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Sara Grohmann Partner

Feilden+Mawson Elsie Owusu Partner

Greater London Authority Sarah Coutts Area Manager (North East London)

Greater London Authority Alan Sharples Estates Manager

Greater London Authority Nick Taylor Head of Area North West

Grimshaw Architects Paolo Vimercati Associate Principal

Hammersmith & Fulham Historic Buildings Group John Goodier Chairman

Heinz Wegmann Architekt Heinz Wegmann Architect

HOK International Robyn Gilmour Director, Marketing Principal

HOK International Vance Thompson Senior Project Manager

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DELEGATE LIST


10 – 11 JUNE, 2015BERKELEY SQUARE / MAYFAIR

THELONDON REAL ESTATE FORUM

2015 Speakers Include

– Richard Blakeway, Deputy Mayor of Housing, Land & Property, GLA– David Biggs, Managing Director - Property, Network Rail– Mark Boleat, Chairman of the Policy & Resources Committee, City of London– John Burns, Chief Executive Officer, Derwent London– Kevin Chapman, Head of Offices, Lend Lease– Graeme Craig, Head of Commercialisation, Transport for London– Sean Ellis, Chairman, St James Group & Berkeley Homes Eastern Counties– Oliver Gardiner, Head of Development, Land Securities– Rory Hardick, Founding Partner, M3 Capital Partners – Anthea Harries, Portfolio Manager - St James’s, The Crown Estate– Victoria Hills, Director - Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation,

Greater London Authority– Martin Jepson, President & Chief Operating Officer - UK Office Division,

Brookfield Property Partners– Gerald Kaye, Executive Director, Helical Bar– Rosanna Lawes, Executive Director of Development, London Legacy

Development Corporation– Sir Edward Lister, Mayor’s Chief of Staff and Deputy Mayor for Planning

and Policy, GLA– David Partridge, Managing Partner, Argent LLP– Cllr Philippa Roe, Leader, Westminster City Council– David Shaw, Head of Regent Street, The Crown Estate– Geoff Springer, Development Director, London & Regional– Peter Vernon, Chief Executive, Grosvenor Britain & Ireland

BOOK NOW

Delegate rates

One Day Pass£495 + VAT

Two Day Pass £795 + VAT

Please check website for more details www.lref.co.uk

Media Partner Hosted by

JOIN US IN JUNE

2015 Principal SponsorsAn event by In association with Supported by

DELEGATE LIST CONT.


Hopkins Architects Partnership Ernest Fasanya Partner

Hopkins Architects Partnership Jim Greaves Senior Partner

Iceni Projects Limited Andrew Gale Director

International Fire Consultants Jeff McGahey Commercial Manager

JLL Stuart Austin Director

JLL Guy Bransby Lead Director

JLL Michael Davis Director

Knight Frank Gus Haslam Partner - Logistics and Industrial

Knight Frank James Maskey Associate - Logistics and Industrial

LB Ealing Pat Hayes Executive Director of Housing and Regeneration

LB Hammersmith & Fulham Matt Butler Planning Officer

LB Hammersmith & Fulham Sara Dawes Planning Officer

London Communications Agency Megan Kersse Office Manager

London Diocesan Fund Hayley Harding Strategic Development Officer

MAA Richard Williams Architect

Maynard Design Consultancy Julian Maynard Director

Mitsubishi Electric Europe Robert Bowden Business Development Manager

Mitsubishi Electric Europe Hazel Gaylor Operations Manager

Mitsubishi Electric Europe John Nock Capital Projects

MOLA Nick Bateman Director of Development Services

Movement Strategies Claudio Borsari Senior Consultant

New London Quarterly David Taylor Editor

Paul Davis + Partners Audrey Stallard Director of Marketing

Paul Murphy Architects Paul Murphy Managing Director

Paul Vick Architects Paul Vick Principal and Founder

Pell Frischmann Hardip Bansal Technical Director

Pilbrow and Partners Sam Yousif Partner

PLP Architecture Karin Hildingsson Jones Associate Partner

Populous Declan Sharkey Associate Principal

Powerday Mark Bensted Managing Director

Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will Lydia Collis Architect

Quatro PR Leanne Parkinson Account Director

Quod Adam Coombs Senior Planner

Rolfe Judd Tabitha Lythe Senior Town Planner

Ryder Architecture Andrew Costa Architectural Director

Savills Tor Jones-Davies Director - London Residential Development

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Savills Sophie Rosier Associate - London Residential Development

SEGRO Lizzie Humphries External Communications Manager

Sheppard Robson Claire Haywood Partner

Simon Bowden Architecture Simon Bowden Director

Small Back Room John Rushton Chairman

SNL Financial Sophia Furber European Real Estate Reporter

St James Group Peter Murphy Development Director

St Quintin and Woodlands Neighbourhood Forum Henry Peterson Chair

Stanhope Gary Bourne Director

The Crown Estate Alan Meakin Investment Strategy Manager

The Hammersmith Society Tom Ryland Vice-Chairman

Thorncliffe Richard Patient Managing Director

Transport for London Georgina Barretta Boroughs Engagement Manager – West London

Turley Katy Neaves Associate Director, Head of VIA

Turner & Townsend Aki Tserpelis Associate Director

Useful Simple Projects Alistair Lenczner Director

Voreda Chris Dancer Partner

Wagstaffs Design Alexandra Bavin Associate Director

Weston Williamson Christian Bocci Founding Partner

Weston Williamson Simon Catton Masterplanner

Weston Williamson Rob Naybour Founding Partner

Westway Trust Angela McConville Chief Executive

Willmott Dixon Interiors Joan Hillcock National Commercial Sector Manager


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Forthcoming events May 2015

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 Sarah Johnson on 0207 636 4044.

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Ticketed , Members Free

Ten Years of Public Space Delivery: Lessons for the Next DecadeHalf Day Conference Tuesday 19 May, Morning Sponsored by Broadgate Estates and Cluttons

Over the last 10 years, London has seen a gradual transformation through public realm delivery - from major projects including Trafalgar Square, Exhibition Road and the Olympic Park, to small-scale high streets, squares and parks right across the capital. This NLA half-day conference, taking place during NLA’s Public London exhibition, will examine best practice over the last 10 years, and what London will need to do over the next decade to ensure it continues to design, deliver and maintain quality spaces for all. Free - Fully Booked

SuperdensityFree Breakfast Talk Friday 22 May, Morning Co-hosted by the 4Housing Architects

The 4 Housing Architects present a follow up to their 2007 report Superdensity, in which they put forward a series of recommendations for creating high-density developments that will be successful

in the long-term.

Ticketed

New London Tour: The City Blue Badge Guide Walking Tour Wednesday 27 May, Afternoon Sponsored by Hawkins\Brown and Arup

Walking tour led by professional Blue Badge Guides, examinining new architecture, development and public realm in the Square Mile.

Free

Supporting London’s Knowedge Economy Breakfast Talk Friday 29 May, Morning Sponsored by GVA

London is now a global leader for the knowledge economy. How can London support the growth of the knowledge economy across the capital, and continue to maintain balanced business districts?

To book or for more information about our upcoming events and exhibitions please visit: www.newlondonarchitecture.org

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