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NLA On Location Westminster: creating places for people Tuesday 19 November 2019, 12:00-19:00 Regent Street Cinema, Marylebone, London W1B 2HW
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Quadrant Arcade, Crown Estate © Philip Vile
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
12:00
Registration and lunch
13:00
Welcome from Chair
Peter Murray, Curator in Chief, New London Architecture
13:05
Welcome address from Council
Deirdra Armsby, Director of Place Shaping and Town Planning, City of Westminster
Session One: Curating Place
13:20
Heritage and the Diversity of Place: One Heddon Street and Regent Street
James Cooksey, Director of Central London, The Crown Estate
13:30
Retail’s Future and Business Community Engagement
Jace Tyrrell, Chief Executive, New West End Company
13:40
Placemaking Strategies and The Role of Creative and Cultural Enterprises
Paul O’Grady, Director of South Belgravia, Grosvenor
13:50
Panel Discussion Speakers above plus:
Natalie Thomson, Senior Associate, BuckleyGrayYeoman
14:10
Q&A
With 55,000 business enterprises providing 754,000 jobs and generating an annual economic output of £55 billion, Westminster is the largest employment centre in the UK. Given that 85 per cent of businesses in the borough employ fewer than 10 people, there is greater need for the built environment to reflect the different demands of a range of sectors.
The current daytime population of 1 million in a borough of 248,000 residents and the resulting increased pressures on infrastructure, coupled with changes in mobility patterns, necessitate change and futureproofing of transport systems and public realm. In the face of environmental, social and economic challenges, how is Westminster evolving? How will Westminster’s City Plan shape the borough? In an increasingly competitive environment, how is Westminster evolving to nurture growth and support a thriving economy while maintaining its position as a world-class destination?
How is the borough building communities and creating greener and healthier spaces that inspire and enhance quality of life? How can local neighbourhoods such as Soho and the West End retain their distinct character? What is the role of the local authority in curating a place? Can lessons be learned from the Great Estates in responding to the needs of local resident and business communities?
This afternoon session will bring together local stakeholders including council representatives, developers, investors, architects and occupiers to look at the future of this area. Lunch and presentations will take place at Regent Street Cinema. Study tours will then explore the key development sites in the local area and the day will end with networking drinks.
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Session Two: Infrastructure - Connecting People and Place
14:30
Victoria Place Plan Ruth Duston, Chief Executive, Victoria BID
The Strand, Aldwych Sophie Thompson, Director, LDA Design
Piccadilly and St James’s Ros Morgan, Chief Executive, Heart of London Business Alliance
15:00
Panel Discussion: Connectivity, Mobility and Flexibility Alexander Jan, Director and Chief Economist, Arup
15:20
Q&A
Study Tours
16:00
Tour A: Regent Street, Soho and Oxford Street
Tour B: Mayfair and St. James’s, Piccadilly
Tour C: Victoria
Tour D: Covent Garden and The Strand, Aldwych
17:30
Networking drinks
Hosted by Market Hall West End, 9 Holles Street, London, W1G 0BN
19:00
Close
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BIOGRAPHIES
Ruth Duston OBE, OC Chief Executive, Victoria BID
During a 30 year career in regeneration, Ruth has established several BIDs and business partnerships. She has leveraged over £30m of private sector funding, becoming the catalyst for generating more than £6bn of further investment for redevelopment across major parts of central London. Driving value, delivering good growth and enhancing socio-economic outcomes through partnership is at the heart of Ruth’s approach to urban renewal. @RuthDuston
Paul O’Grady Director of South Belgravia, Grosvenor
Paul O’Grady is responsible for managing the overall strategy and performance of Grosvenor’s South Belgravia portfolio, worth approximately £1.3bn. He has previously held roles in investment, asset and portfolio management for Grosvenor across Europe. Between 2010 and 2015, he managed three cross-border retail funds on behalf of various international investors, during which time he also set up Grosvenor’s Stockholm Office.Paul is a Member of the RICS and a Board Member of Victoria BID. @Grosvenor_GBI
Sophie Thompson Director, LDA Design
Sophie is a director at LDA Design and lead for some of the UK’s most exciting and challenging street, waterfront and park projects. Adopting a people-first approach, the practice has developed new models for the design of London’s streets in places as diverse as Strand-Aldwych, Seven Dials and Euston. Sophie is currently leading the design for 4km of new seafront in Portsmouth and Camden Council’s ambitious £35m West End project. She is part of several design panels and NLA Future Streets think tank. @LDAdesign
Deirdra Armsby Director of Place Shaping and Town Planning, Westminster City Council
Deirdra provides strategic leadership on the form and function of a City for All. She is responsible for integrating Place Shaping principles throughout the Planning decisions process and an eclectic range of programmes including Oxford Street District Strategy and delivery, Strand Aldwych, Harrow Road and Victoria. Deirdra also sits on the Board of the Dolphin Foundation. Previously, Deirdra was Director of Regeneration and Planning at Newham, and worked at Hackney & RBKC gaining experience in strategic and local mixed use development, conservation, neighbourhood advocacy, transport, public health and strategy. @CityWestminster
Alexander Jan Director and Chief Economist, Arup
Alex is chief economist at Arup, the leading built environment consultancy. He leads projects that often involve economic analysis with a financing and funding focus. Alex has worked extensively with business improvement districts, local authorities and governments internationally on their growth and economic development strategies often with a transport component. Last year, he was project director for the West End Good Growth study for the GLA and City of Westminster. Alex led work on the GLA’s original London 2050 Infrastructure Plan and has overseen subsequent commissions to help develop the authority’s infrastructure capital strategy. @Arup
Ros Morgan Chief Executive, Heart of London Business Alliance
Ros has over 10 years’ experience in delivering successful destinations and is a leading figure in London’s West End. At successive organisations, Ros’s leadership has produced award-winning teams, driving measurable results and return on investment for local businesses and investors alike. Before moving to the West End in October 2016, Ros headed up Kingstonfirst, securing two of the largest redevelopment projects to be brought to the area for decades. Since joining Heart of London, Ros successfully led the occupier renewal ballot in 2017, achieving the backing of 92% of its businesses and is now driving the team on in meeting its members’ priorities across a range of strategic initiatives. @HOLBID
James Cooksey Director of Central London, The Crown Estate
James joined The Crown Estate in 2009 and was promoted to the role of Director of Central London in 2015. He is responsible for all aspects of the Central London portfolio, which includes taking a lead on stakeholder and customer relationships whilst delivering the overriding portfolio strategy. James is a former Chair of the Westminster Property Association (retaining a Board role), a Board member of the New West End Company BID and Chair of the Property Steering Group, also a member of the West End Partnership. James holds a degree in Land Management, is a member of both RICS and the IPF, and has passed the full IMC. @TheCrownEstate
Peter Murray Curator in Chief, New London Architecture
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 including “The Saga of Sydney Opera House” and “A Passion to Build”. 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. @nlalondon @pgsmurray
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Natalie Thomson Senior Associate, BuckleyGrayYeoman
Natalie has led a diverse range of projects in London. In 2018 she completed Eccleston Yards, a new public space and creative hub in Victoria, whilst in 2016 she led the major renovation of St Vincent’s Centre in Victoria: a series of distinguished Victorian buildings which houses the UK’s largest homelessness charity, The Passage. Frequently leading residential and workplace projects within Westminster, Natalie oversaw the refurbishment of Yalding House on behalf of British Land in 2015 and is currently leading two schemes for The Pollen Estate. Natalie contributes to The Architectural Review’s Women in Architecture campaign, of which BuckleyGrayYeoman is a Partner. @Bgyarchitects
Jace Tyrell Chief Executive, New West End Company
Jace has been Chief Executive of New West End Company for three years, representing Europe’s largest retail destination. His brief covers 600 businesses in London’s West End, a property portfolio of £3.5bn and an annual turnover of £9.2bn, including Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street. Over the past three years his work has generated over £30m investment into the area. Previously, Jace was Executive Director of the City and Westminster Property Association, representing the commercial real estate industry in Central London with a combined portfolio of over £40bn. Prior to this, Jace was Director of External Affairs at New West End Company, helping it to win its status as a Business Improvement District and an extra £50m in investment. Jace also advises the Singaporean Government on BIDs and is a guest lecturer at Regent’s University on corporate strategy and reputation management. @newwestend
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TOURS
This route will explore new co-working spaces that have opened in response to the current trends in workspace demands, retail and public realm developments. The tour will visit Soho Place, One Heddon Street, Quadrant Arcade and the redevelopment of Walker’s Court. All tours end with networking drinks at Market Hall West End. Led by: Alistair Barr, Founder and Chair, Barr Gazetas Brendon Harper, Place Shaping Coordinator, Westminster City Council
Contributors: Benjamin Lesser, Development Manager Soho Place, Derwent London James Parkin, Associate Director, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Phillip Thompson, Director, Soho Estates Katerina Mercury, Senior Asset Manager Retail, The Crown Estate Giudi Veneri, Associate, Barr Gazetas Jon Allgood, Senior Asset Manager Offices, The Crown Estate Pradumn Pamidighantam, Project Architect, Barr Gazetas NLA Rep: Rebecca Elliott, Account Manager, NLA – 079 054 70560
Tour A – Regent Street, Soho and Oxford Street
One Heddon Street cafe entrance, The Crown Estate, © Philip Vile
This route will look at new strategies for public realm development and the transformation of key districts in order to meet the changing needs of residential, business and visitor communities, while retaining their appeal as global destinations. The tour will visit South Molton Street, New Bond Street, The Marq, Princes Arcade and Piccadilly Lights. All tours end with networking drinks at Market Hall West End. Led by: Veronica Pinto, Place Shaping Coordinator, Westminster City Council
Contributors: Thomasin Renshaw, Director of Development South Molton Triangle, Grosvenor Dan Johnson, Strategic Advisor, New West End Company Samina Courtin, New West End Company Cynthia Grant, Project Director Bond St Transformation, New West End Company Oliver Smith, Head of St James’s, The Crown Estate Ros Morgan, CEO, Heart of London Business Alliance NLA Rep: Hannah Nottridge, Account Manager, NLA – 077 305 72094
Tour B – Mayfair and St James’s, Piccadilly
Bond Street Public Realm, © Publica
Afternoon area tours will be led by council representatives, with contributions from developers, architectsand 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 did not select a tour at the time of booking but would like to go on one, please contact staff at the reception desk. Please note, availability on certain tour routes is limited, but we will do our very best to accommodate your preference. Tour groups will leave at 16:00 sharp. Please take your coats and bags with you as we will not be returning to the venue.
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This route will look at approaches to public realm development and community engagement in the Victoria, Belgravia areas that are transforming neighbourhoods around a key transport hub and providing increased mobility and connectivity. The tour will visit Eccleston Yards, Cundy Street Quarter, and Victoria Place. All tours end with networking drinks at Market Hall West End. Led by: Adam Summerfield, Place Shaping Coordinator, Westminster City Council
Contributors: Ian Higgs, Director, Buro Four Ruth Duston, Chief Executive, Victoria BID Isabel Moreira, Senior Associate, DSDHA Paul O’Grady, Location Director – South Belgravia, Grosvenor Peter Hamilton, Senior Asset Manager, Grosvenor Natalie Thomson, Senior Associate, BuckleyGrayYeoman Andrew Henriques, Director, BuckleyGrayYeoman Paul O’Grady, Location Director – South Belgravia, Grosvenor NLA Rep: Aurelia Amanitis, Membership Coordinator, NLA – 073 93 907301
Eccleston Yards Courtyard, © Matt Chisnall
This route will explore mixed-use and public realm developments in Covent Garden and the West End, designed to boost the creative and cultural economy, improve mobility, enhance experience of place and reinforce world-class status. The tour will visit Centre Point, The Strand, Aldwych, Floral Court and The Royal Opera House. All tours end with networking drinks at Market Hall West End. Led by: Joanna Turner, Place Shaping Officer, Westminster City Council Chris Denness, Director of Asset & Property Managment, Capco
Contributors: Tim Bowder-Ridger, Senior Partner and CEO, Conran and Partners Tom Shell, Associate, Stanton Williams Bethany Gale, Associate Landscape Architect, LDA Design Brian Girard, Principal, Kohn Pedersen Fox Charles Owen, Portfolio Executive, Shaftesbury PLC NLA Rep: Turiya Coote, Account Director, NLA – 077 715 08933
Tour D – Covent Garden and The Strand, Aldwych
Royal Opera House
Tour C - Victoria
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DELEGATE LIST
AECOM Mary-Ann Clarke Regional Director
AKT II Marta Garcia Director
Allies and Morrison John Fannon Director
Arebyte Nimrod Vardi Founder & Creative Director
Arup Alex Jan Director and Chief Economist
Arup Martin Reed Associate
Atkins Peter Heath Design Director Public Realm
Barr Gazetas Alistair Barr Chair
Barr Gazetas Giudi Veneri Associate
Barr Gazetas Jonathan Allwood Director
Barr Gazetas Pradumn Pamidighantam Architect
BECG Nick Sutcliffe Director
Benedetti Architects Renato Benedetti Director
Berkeley St Edward Jason Turner Senior Development Manager
BLP Zaf Choudry BDM
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Robert Gowing Senior Associate
BuckleyGrayYeoman Andrew Henriques Director
BuckleyGrayYeoman Laura O'Hagan Director
BuckleyGrayYeoman Natalie Thomson Senior Associate
Buro Four Ian Higgs Director
Cadogan Steven Medway Place Manager
CBRE Will Lingard Senior Director
Child Graddon Lewis James Felstead Director
City of London Gwyn Richards Assistant Director, Design
Concilio Communications Nathan Parsad Account Director
Conran and Partners Tim Bowder-Ridger Senior Partner and CEO
Coverdale Barclay Ros Barclay Director
David Miller Architects David Miller Director & Principal Architect
David Miller Architects Tom Murphy Associate Director
Derwent London Benjamin Lesser Development Manager Soho Place
Discover South Kensington Emily Candler Director
DP9 David Morris Board Director
DSDHA Isabel Moreira Senior Associate
EPR Architects Stephen Pey Director
EPR Architects Zlatko Slijepcevic Director
Fathom Architects Jonathan Mitchell Partner
Gensler Alicia Gomez Architect
Gerald Eve Charlotte McManus Senior Planning Consultant
Gerald Eve James Wickham Partner
Gerald Eve Natalie Rowland Senior Associate
Gerald Eve Samantha Sainsbury Senior Associate
Grosvenor Paul O'Grady Director of South Belgravia
Grosvenor Peter Hamilton Senior Asset Manager
Grosvenor Thomasin Renshaw Director of Development, South Molton Triangle
Heart of London Angela Reed Head of Partnerships
Heart of London Matt Arnold Interim Director of Company Communications
Heart of London Ros Morgan Chief Executive
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Name Job titleOrganisation
Heritage Collective UK Lucy Jarvis Managing Director
Holmes Wood Annabel Judd Director
JLL Blythe Dunk Director
Kanda Communications Simon Gartshore Director
Kier Construction London Ben Araujo Business Development Research Assistant
Kier Construction London NIck Cook Project Design Manager
Kohn Pedersen Fox Brian Girard Principal
Kohn Pedersen Fox Catherine Jenkins Senior Associate
LCR Colin O'Connor Estates Manager
LDA Design Bethany Gale Associate
LDA Design Sophie Thompson Director
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands James Parkin Associate Director
M3 Consulting Alec Smith Associate Director
M3 Consulting Lucy Hollingworth Senior Project Manager
M3 Consulting Marianne Thomas Senior Project Manager
Momentum Transport Derek Griffiths Associate
Momentum Transport Consultancy David Hart Director
Morgan Sindall Sasu Mitra Business Development Manager
New London Architecture David Thompson Blue Badge Guide
New London Architecture Hannah Nottridge Account Manager
New London Architecture Rebecca Elliott Account Manager
New London Architecture Sophie Alonso Learning Officer
New London Architecture Turiya Coote Account Director
New West End Company Cynthia Grant Project Director
New West End Company Dan Johnson Strategic Advisor
New West End Company Jace Tyrrell Chief Executive
New West End Company Samina Courtin Sustainability Consultant
Nex Alan Dempsey Director
Planning Potential Helen Cuthbert Director
Planning Potential Sally Arnold Associate
Price & Myers LLP Phil Hudson Partner
Publica Associates Anna Mansfield Director of Strategy and Research
Publica Associates Eleanor Lygo Project Director
Rider Levett Bucknall Jiten Chauban Partner
Rider Levett Bucknall Matthew Brooker National Head of Commercial Sector
Rider Levett Bucknall Stephen Gillingham Partner
Robert Bird Group Chris Papanastasiou Associate Director
RWDI Ender Ozkan Vice President, EURASIA
Ryder Architecture Andrew Costa Partner
Ryder Architecture David McMahon Architectural Director
Savills Abigail Heraty Graduate Planner
Savills Alice Kennedy Associate Planner
Shaftesbury Charles Owen Portfolio Executive
Soho Estates Philip Thompson Director
South Bank and Waterloo Neighbours John Langley Chair
St James's Street Richard Maung Planning Manager
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DELEGATE LIST
Name Job titleOrganisation
Stanton Williams Tom Shell Associate
Steer Adrian Cole Director
Suttonca Chris Sutton Director
Suttonca Phil Henshaw Architect
The Crown Estate amanda metcalfe Head of Place, Brand & Marketing
The Crown Estate Claire Burgess Communications manager
The Crown Estate Gary Martin Head of strategy and business development
The Crown Estate James Cooksey Director of Central London
The Crown Estate James Scott Head of performance measurement
The Crown Estate Jon Allgood Senior Asset Manager Offices
The Crown Estate Katerina Mercury Senior Asset Manager Retail
The Crown Estate Kieran Ellis Brand & marketing manager
The Crown Estate Oliver Smith Head of St James’s
The Crown Estate Vicky Lomor Retail Asset Manager
The Howard de Walden Estate Andrea Merrington Planning Director
The Howard de Walden Estate Jenny Hancock Place and Community Director
The Portman Estate Oliver Fenn-Smith Chief Executive
The Portman Estate Simon Loomes Strategic Projects Director
Town Legal Duncan Field Partner
tp bennett James Elliott Director
tp bennett James Krikler Project Director
Turley Laurence Brooker Director
Victoria BID Ruth Duston Chief Executive
Waterman Group Andrew Sherlock Regional Director - Structures
Westminster City Council Adam Summerfield Place Shaping Coordinator
Westminster City Council Andrew Barber Head of Design and Conservation
Westminster City Council Brendon Harper Place Shaping Coordinator
Westminster City Council Deirdra Armsby Director of Place Shaping and Town Planning
Westminster City Council Joanna Turner Place Shaping Officer
Westminster City Council Lukas van der Steen Principal Policy Officer
Westminster City Council Nkechi Okeke-Aru Place Shaping Co-ordinator
Westminster City Council Peter Hartley Vice Chair, London Living Streets
Westminster City Council Rebecca Mason Area Design and Conservation Officer
Westminster City Council Robert Ayton Head of Design and Conservation
Westminster City Council Roshna Al Ajeeli Place Shaping Officer
Westminster City Council Sarah Whitnall Area Planning Officer
Westminster City Council Tom Burke Head of Design and Conservation
Westminster City Council Veronica Pinto Place Shaping Coordinator
Whitbread Derek Griffin Head of Acquisitions London & South
Whitbread Jonathan Langdon Regional Acquisitions Manager
WilkinsonEyre Lauren Hawkins Communications Coordinator
WSP Craig Sutherland Associate Director
WSP David Vazquez Rossainz Project Manager Team Leader
WSP Papa Okoh Project Manager
WSP Sophie Rae Associate
WYG Lucy Mascarenhas Principal Transport Manager
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