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Barking & Dagenham on LocationThursday 23 February 2017 - 12:30-18:30 The Boathouse Creative Studios, The Ice House Quarter, 62-80 Abbey Road, Barking, London, IG11 7BT

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

12.30 Networking Lunch

13:15

Welcome from the chair Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture

13:20

Welcome from the borough Cllr. Darren Rodwell, Leader of the Council, LB Barking & Dagenham

Session One - Making new places in Barking & Dagenham

13:30

Update from LB Barking & Dagenham

John East, Strategic Director for Growth and Homes, LB Barking & Dagenham

13:45

Enriching Barking and Dagenham’s character

Louise Mansfield, Director, Allies & Morrison

13:55

Panel Discussion

Cllr. Darren Rodwell, Leader of the Council, LB Barking & Dagenham

Louise Mansfield, Director, Allies & Morrison

Mark Davy, Founder & Director, Futurecity

Dr Fiona Wright, Co lead, Barking Riverside London’s Healthy New Town

Carole Pluckrose, Artistic Director, The Boathouse CIC

Verity-Jane Keefe, Artist

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Session Two - Delivering housing

14:20

Housing delivery in Barking Riverside

Matthew Carpen, Project Director, Barking Riverside Ltd.

14:30

Mixed-use schemes to increase housing

David West, Founding Director, Studio Egret West

14:40

Panel discussion

Speakers above plus:

Gary Tidmarsh, Chairman, Levitt Bernstein

Chris Porter, Transport Planning Manager, Transport for London

Alex Lifschutz, Director, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

John East, Strategic Director for Growth and Homes, LB Barking & Dagenham

15:15

Coffee break

Session Three - Study tour

15:30

Barking Riverside & Thames Road Barking Town Centre & Artist Enterprise Zone Dagenham & Beam Park Each coach will cover the above areas

Coach A

Led by:

David Harley, LB Barking & Dagenham

Contributions from:

Matthew Carpen, Project Director, Barking Riverside Ltd - Barking Riverside

Douglas Inglis, Associate Director, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands - Barking Riverside

Toby Denham, Partner, Farrells

Roger Meyer, Associate, Patel Taylor

Coach B

Led by:

John East, LB Barking & Dagenham

Contributions from:

Matthew Carpen, Project Director, Barking Riverside

Alan Shingler, Partner, Sheppard Robson

Ben Somner, Director of Architecture, Broadway Malyan

17:30

Drinks and networking

18:30

Close

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John East

Strategic Director for Growth and Homes, LB Barking & Dagenham

John is the Strategic Director for Growth and Homes at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, charged with facilitating and enabling the creation 50,000 homes and 20,000 jobs in the borough over the next twenty years, and setting up the Council’s Regeneration and Investment Company: Be First. Prior to joining Barking and Dagenham in 2016, he worked for the London Borough of Newham for 6 years, where latterly he was the Director of Housing and Community Infrastructure. He has also been the Director of Planning and Development at the London Boroughs of Southwark, Richmond-upon Thames and Brent, as well as heading up Savills Central London Planning Team for several years in the 2000s.@lbbdcouncil

Matthew Carpen

Project Director, Barking Riverside Ltd.

Matt has overall responsibility for the design and delivery of the Regeneration site Barking Riverside, a joint venture between L&Q and the Mayor of London, which is one of the largest development sites in the UK. Prior to this Matt worked at the GLA for ten years under both former London Mayor Ken Livingston and Boris Johnson, first as part of the Planning team and later in the Housing and Land team where he was instrumental in bringing forward the Barking Riverside railway extension finance package. @barkingriver

Mark Davy Founder & Director, Futurecity

Mark founded Futurecity in 2007 as one of the first cultural placemaking consultancies to operate in the urban realm. As a platform for private and public sector investment in the cultural life of our cities, Futurecity has a global understanding of urban development, with offices in London, Cambridge and Sydney. Under Mark’s leadership, Futurecity has written over 200 arts and culture strategies for large brownfield developments, regeneration areas and urban projects across the UK and internationally. @futurecityblog

Verity-Jane Keefe

Artist

Verity-Jane is a visual artist, working predominantly within the public realm, using moving image, text and installation based work to explore the complex relationships between people and place. She is interested in the role and potential of the artist within urban regeneration. She has made work about and for Barking and Dagenham for over a decade. Recent works include The Mobile Museum, The Barking & Dagenham Creative Map, a residency in Thamesmead for Peabody and LEGOLAND. @veritykeefe

BIOGRAPHIES

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Alex Lifschutz Director, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

Following a degree in sociology and psychology at Bristol University and research in cognitive psychology, Alex studied at the Architectural Association in London. He joined Foster Associates in 1977 and worked on the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank from 1981 to 1985. In 1986 (with the late Ian Davidson) he formed Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands. Alex’s interest lies in the ability of design to create buildings and cities that respond to change and that are easily adapted those who use them and is past president of the Architectural Association. @lds_architects

Louise Mansfield Director, Allies & Morrison

Louise joined Allies and Morrison Urban Practitioners in 2011. She manages masterplan, urban design and strategic planning projects at a range of scales on behalf of the public, private and third sector clients. She recently completed a masterplan SPD for Old Town in Croydon and is currently working on the design for a new public square at North Acton Station and public engagement for the Stratford Waterfront cultural and education quarter at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Louise has recently worked with the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham to prepare a townscape and socio-economic characterisation study of the borough. @alliesmorrison

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 and was recently installed as the Master Architect of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects. @PGSMurray

Carole Pluckrose Artistic Director, The Boathouse CIC

Carole is a theatre director, space maker and coach. She began her career as an actor working internationally. In 2014 she joined forces with Rooff Ltd to found the Boathouse. Her ambition was to create an exciting new arts venue at the heart of Barking with an emphasis on community engagement in excellent arts experiences, championing and mentoring emerging artists and developing her own theatre practice. Carole lives and works in Barking. @boathousecic


David West Founding Director, Studio Egret West

David is a partner in Studio Egret West, and an urban designer specialising in urban visions and strategic frameworks. Since graduating from TU Delft, Holland, David has worked on diverse projects all over the world. At Atkins, he worked on large-scale masterplans in China, Portugal, Abu Dhabi, and Brazil. At Alsop, he established and led the ‘Big Architecture’ team, formulating radical urban strategies that challenged conventional thinking about places. Having set up SEW with Christophe Egret in 2004, David has pursued a passion for delivering place specific strategies and solutions. @Egretwest

Dr Fiona Wright

Consultant in Public Health, LB Barking and Dagenham and the GLA, Co lead of London’s Healthy New Town in Barking Riverside.

Fiona has been a Consultant in Public Health Medicine since 2000. Her current role is a partnership between Barking and Dagenham Council and the Greater London Authority, focussed on getting health into the growth and regeneration agenda in Barking and Dagenham and supporting London’s Health Inequalities strategy. Fiona is co-chair of the London Healthy High Streets group and wellbeing editor of the London Journal of Primary Care. Past experience includes independent consultancy for the Institute of Health Equity and a number of public health consultant roles in NHS and local government. @CareCityUK @lbbdcouncil @barkingriver

Cllr Darren Rodwell Leader of the Council, LB Barking & Dagenham

Darren has always lived in the borough and is a passionate community champion. He was first elected to the council in 2010 and became Leader in 2014. Since then he has set the vision and direction of the council with the vision ‘One Borough; One Community; London’s growth opportunity’. He was also responsible for the series of successful festivals which marked the borough’s 50th anniversary in 2015 including a visit by Her Majesty the Queen. Darren is also Executive member for City Development for London Councils. @lbbdcouncil

Chris Porter

Transport Planning Manager, Transport for London

Chris is a Transport Planning Manager in TfL Planning. He is currently leading on a number of road and rail projects including, the proposed London Overground extension to Barking Riverside, which was subject to Public Inquiry in October 2016 and the proposed A13 Riverside Tunnel. Prior to this, he led the project team responsible for delivering the Transport & Works Act (TWAO) application for the Northern line extension to Battersea. He has also worked on development and transport projects across London including at Croydon, Earls Court and Vauxhall, Nine Elms and Battersea. @TfL

Gary Tidmarsh

Chairman, Levitt Bernstein

Having worked on a broad range of projects, from housing estate regenerations to arts venue refurbishments, Gary has a wealth of experience in designing and delivering buildings which add real value to their local communities. He is currently leading Levitt Bernstein’s work on the Gascoigne Estate in LB Barking & Dagenham, where we are transforming the run down estate into a more welcoming and well-designed neighbourhood. @levittbernstein

BIOGRAPHIES

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CALL FOR ENTRIES

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Celebrating London’s best new and proposed projects across all sectors of the built environment

Find out more at newlondonarchitecture.org/awards17

Deadline for submissions 6 April 2017

CALL FOR ENTRIES

Allies & Morrison Antje Saunders Partner

Allies & Morrison Louise Mansfield Director

Architecture for London Amrit Marway Architect

Artist Verity-Jane Keefe Artist

Atkins Keith Sands Director

Barking Enterprise Centres Community Interest Karen West Whylie CEO

Barking Riverside Matthew Carpen Project Director

Barking Riverside Healthy New Town Catherine Max Co-Lead

Barking Riverside Healthy New Town Dr Fiona Wright Co-Lead

Ben Adams Architects Ben Adams Architect

Bircham Dyson Bell Mark Challis Partner

Black Rose International Carl Blackburn Director

BNP Paribas Real Estate Duncan Thomas Director

bptw partnership Mark Bottomley Consultant

Broadway Malyan Ben Somner Director of Architecture

CBRE Neeraj Dixit Senior Director

Central Saint Martins Conor Morris Student

Charles Russell Speechlys Suzi Gatward Partner

Chris Blandford Associates Lisa Kohler Secretary

City of London Corporation Rob Chipperfield Principal Planning Officer

Coffey Architects Phil Coffey Director

Create London Hadrian Garrad Director

Creative Barking and Dagenham Lindsey Pugh Director

Darling Associates Damion Burrows Director

dRMM Architects Nazli Usta Architect

dRMM Architects Saskia Lencer Associate

Eckersley O'Callaghan Kinna Stallard Business Development

Eckersley O'Callaghan Ray Hoyte Project Director

Elliott Wood Andy Downey Director

Farrells Max Farrell Partner

Farrells Toby Denham Partner

Four Zero One Matthew Quinn Director

Fraser Broen MacKenna Simon Fraser Director

Futurecity Mark Davy Founder & Director

Gardiner & Theobald Karl Seyfang Partner

Gerald Eve Peter Dines Partner

GIA & Wagstaffs Alexandra Bavin Associate Director

GVA John Jones Senior Director

Hadley Property Group Matt Rimmer Head of Communications

Name Job titleOrganisation

DELEGATE LIST

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Hadley Property Group Steve Kennard Director of Regeneration

Hawkins\Brown Architects Darryl Chen Partner

Hawkins\Brown Architects Nicola Rutt Partner

Helical Pavlos Clifton Senior Development Executive

Helical Thomas Anderson Senior Investment Executive

Henley Halebrown Noel Cash Associate Director

Hilson Moran Marie-Louise Schembri Sustainability Consultant

Hilson Moran Nigel Clark Director

Hilson Moran Trevor Raynsford Director

HOK Emily Costain Architectural Assistant

HTA Design Scott Adams Senior Associate, Senior Designer

Iceni Projects Limited Jayme McArthur Associate

International Fire Consultants Jeff Brydon Account Director

John Smart Architects John Smart Architect

Karakusevic Carson Architects Sam McDermott Architect

King’s College Andrew Kerr MSc Student

KSR Architects Giovanna Puma PR & Marketing Director

L&Q Group Andrew Hunt Strategic Land Manager

LB Barking & Dagenham Cameron Geddes Cabinet member for Economic Regeneration

LB Barking & Dagenham Darren Rodwell Leader of the Council

LB Barking & Dagenham David Harley Acting Head of Planning and Regeneration

LB Barking & Dagenham Jamie Simpson Planning Officer

LB Barking & Dagenham John East Strategic Director for Growth and Homes

LB Redbridge Sharon Strutt Head of Delivery

Levitt Bernstein Gary Tidmarsh Chairman

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Alex Lifschutz Director

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Douglas Inglis Associate Director

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Nick Gibbs Head of Communications

Living Streets Richard Lambert Project Coordinator London

London Communications Agency Jonny Simmonds Account Manager

London Cycling Campaign Colin Newman Branch Leader

MBNA Thames Clippers Geoff Symonds Chief Operating Officer

Metropolitan Workshop Richard Robinson Communications Coordinator

Mikhail Riches Annalie Riches Director

Mitsubishi Electric Dean Sadler Project Development

Mitsubishi Electric Theo Hyde Area Manager

MOLA Magnus Copps Development & Community Project Officer

MOLA Louise Davies Project Manager

Moxon Architects Ben Addy Director

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Berkeley Square, Mayfair

14–15 June 2017

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— The premier event for the development sector

— Over 2,000 delegates representing the most senior tiers from across the industry

— Bringing together developers, investors, occupiers, policy makers and senior consultants

— Two days of debate, networking and opportunities

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— Supported by a two day conference programme with over 120 key speakers

— Hosted in the heart of London in Berkeley Square

— Showcasing 100 of the best development and investment projects

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Moxon Architects Tim Murray Director

New London Quarterly David Taylor Editor

Norton Rose Fulbright Jacqui O'Keeffe Consultant Solicitor

Patel Taylor Roger Meyer Associate

Pinnacle Group Andy Cook New Business and Marketing Director

Pinnacle Group Jim Saunders Group Director Business Development

Plowman Craven Gianluca Foti Account Manager

Pocket Living James O'Sullivan Development Manager

Rooff Steve Drury Development Director

Sapa Building Systems Mark Hargreaves National Specification Manager

Sheppard Robson Alan Shingler Partner

Stockwool Ewout Vandeweghe Partner

Studio 3 Arts Liza Vallance Director

Studio Egret West David West Founding Director

Studio Seilern Architects Luis Monteiro Director

Systra Phil Marshall Associate Director

The Boathouse CIC Carole Pluckrose Artistic Director

Transport for London Alex Williams Director of Borough Planning

U+I Gavin Watters Development and Trading Director

Vine Architecture Studio Rory Pennant-Rea Director

Weston Williamson Phil Andrews Architect

Unrivalled insight.

Berkeley Square, Mayfair

14–15 June 2017

lref.co.uk @lref2017

— The premier event for the development sector

— Over 2,000 delegates representing the most senior tiers from across the industry

— Bringing together developers, investors, occupiers, policy makers and senior consultants

— Two days of debate, networking and opportunities

— Based around a major exhibition of development and investment opportunities

— Supported by a two day conference programme with over 120 key speakers

— Hosted in the heart of London in Berkeley Square

— Showcasing 100 of the best development and investment projects

Unlimited opportunities.

Media partner Hosted by Programme partnersAn event by

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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 Walters on 0207 636 4044.

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Forthcoming events February & March 2017

Ticketed

New London Neighbourhood ToursWalking Tours Throughout the year

Discover London’s latest architecture on the New London Walking Tours. Tours take place twice a month, on the second Saturday and the last Wednesday of each month.

The City Saturday 11 March, 14:00-16:00

Canary Wharf Wednesday 29 March, 10:30-12:30

Free

Neighbourhood Planning: 5 years on…Breakfast Talk Friday 24 February, Morning Programme Champions: CBRE, Countryside, GL Hearn. Programme Supporters: Tobermore

In the five years since the introduction of Neighbourhood Planning in 2011’s Localism Act, London appears to be lagging behind the UK average, with a significantly smaller proportion of plans compared to the rest of the country, and only a scant few having reached the final hurdle. This breakfast talk will discuss the issues through the lens of two neighbourhood plans - how can London better harness the opportunity?

Free

Don’t Move, Improve! Design SurgeriesOpen Day Saturday 25 February Principal Sponsor: Clippings. Media Partners: Dezeen, DezeenJobs. Partners: RIBA London

Thinking of extending your home and looking for inspiration and tips on how to get started? Join us for a day of FREE one-to-one consultations, expert talks on best design and making the most of your space, family walking tours and workshops, and much more!

Ticketed - proceeds donated to LandAid

Game, Set and Match! for LandAidCharity Games Night Tuesday 28 February 2017

Join us at our charity games night in the NLA Galleries raising money for LandAid. The Galleries will be transformed into a gaming heaven with everything from nostalgic games such as Kerplunk, Hungry Hippo’s and Jenga to a competitive arena with ping pong, virtual tennis and various other challenges. Prizes will be awarded for the leaders of each arena game and there will also be a raffle on the night.

Call for projects

London: Design CapitalInsight Study Deadline: Thursday 2 March, 5pm

New London Architecture is inviting submissions of international projects, masterplans and strategies, delivered by London-based teams around the world, as part of London Design Capital, a major NLA Insight Study, publication and exhibition uncovering the global reach of London’s built environment industries.

From masterplans to individual projects, either built or in design, the Study will celebrate the capital’s exceptional design, engineering, urban planning and consultancy skills around the world; highlight the new skills and technologies being developed for global markets; and examine the future for London’s creative economy in a post-Brexit world.

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

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