19 November 2019
RICS, Great George Street, London
We took sixteen people from different design and construction backgrounds and asked them to choose a subject to present and share their views on, be it specific to their line of work, or something which is of particular personal interest. There were no restrictions on what could be discussed. The sixteen come from central and regional government, a health trust, contractors as well as design, engineering and project management roles.
The culmination is eight thought provoking seminar sessions from across the Education, Healthcare and Residential sectors within which our organisation operates, covering issues such as acoustics, well-being, social value, climate change and designing spaces that meet the needs for all in society.
More information on our speakers and their topics can be found below.
Senior Development Manager Greater London Authority Assembling Land - first start with the people.
Go to linkPrincipal Consultant Anderson Acoustics Acoustics for inclusion in mainstream schools
Go to linkPrincipal Director Fabrik Loneliness & what we as designers can do to shape places & spaces
Go to linkEducation Director Galliford Try The Impact of Accommodation Environments on Student Mental Health and Wellbeing
Go to linkDirector Mid Group Empathy in school design; the importance of understanding the roles around the table
Go to linkDirector MELA Social Enterprises Creating a place of welcome: how can communities welcome new residents and those with additional needs?
Go to linkPartner HTA Social value, designing places and why this should matter in the planning system.
Go to linkDirector Gleeds Practicalities of delivering successful education projects as part of a mixed use development
Go to linkPartner Tibbalds Behind the façade: How good places get built and what went right to get there
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DAY
NETWORKING SESSIONS
3
8
SEMINARS
16
SPEAKERS
Venue: RICS Building, 12 Great George Street, London SW1P 3AD
Assembling Land - first lets start with the people.
Designing Places to meet the needs of all groups in society.
Social value, designing places & why this should matter in the planning system.
Digital Cartography.
Delivering successful education projects as part of a mixed-use development.
Empathy in school design; understanding the roles round the table.
Loneliness & what we as designers can do to shape places & spaces
The impact of accommodation environments on student mental health.
Acoustics for inclusion in mainstream schools.
Building Services in modular construction
Can we rely on what is written in tender submission?
Contracting in difficult times
Behind the façade: How good places get built and what went right to get there.
Breaking the ice - succeeding in networking.
Tickets
Tickets are now available for this year's conference, with a discount for ECN, RCN and HCN members.
All prices are exclusive of VAT. Graduates can attend for half price of the appropriate listed ticket.
Cancellations can only be made up to 14 days prior to the event. After that date (5 November 2019), no refunds can be given for ticket cancellation. Full terms & conditions can be found here.