Smart Working. Smart Buildings.

Our office buildings are in the spotlight. The demand is for hybrid working, enhanced wellbeing and a net zero impact. So, how can buildings be re-imagined to help people work smarter not harder, and also have less environmental impact and greater value as an asset?

Join us to hear a panel of experts from across the property sector debate what this means for developers and occupiers alike.

In our 45-minute webinar discussion, we will explore:

• What will new, hybrid ways of working mean for the design of buildings?
• How can technology be embraced to enable smarter working and the reduction of carbon emissions?
• What practical steps can optimize the performance of office buildings in the face of such unprecedented change?

Our panel will explore the role that all stakeholders have in creating and maintaining this new workplace environment and the importance placed on this change by people – the users – and the investment community.

Our Panellists

YASMIN AL-ANI SPENCE, DIRECTOR, WILKINSONEYRE

Yasmin is currently engaged in the strategic design of major corporate workplaces in London and New York. Her work with Dyson and Citibank over many years has included creating designs for major capital projects where repurposing the office environment has been led by user requirements and wellbeing.

TOM LARSSON, DESIGN DIRECTOR, STANHOPE

Tom is a development director for Stanhope, a leading development, investment and asset management company. He specialises in pre-development and leads on design, place making, masterplan strategy and implementation. With Stanhope, his experience includes the repositioning and development of prime office assets and the pre-development activities for the transformation of Television Centre.

ANNIE MARSTON, BUILDING PERFORMANCE CONSULTANT, HYDROCK

With more than a decade of experience consulting and lecturing in the US and Germany on building physics and energy modelling, Annie is a leading practitioner in how to close the ‘performance gap’ between how a building was originally designed and is now used, helping to make buildings more energy efficient and comfortable for the occupier.

JOHN REID, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, MERIDIAN WATER

With a unique mix of public and private sector development experience, John has managed several city centre schemes, was previously Director of Grosvenor’s London Estate development programme and has worked on the masterplan for the development of central Abu Dhabi.

How to Join

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