What will London look like in fifty years time? During 2012, Future of London will be partnering with University College London to facilitate a programme of events looking at the challenges facing London’s future development in relation to housing, energy, transport and the economy. We will bring together a range of leading academics and practitioners to discuss and debate the actions we need to take in the coming decade to ensure the delivery of a sustainable future for our Capital City. A series of briefing papers will be published throughout the programme, detailing key findings and recommendations for policy makers. Attendance at these events is by invite only, but to find out more about the programme, please contact Jo Wilson.
To find out more about the work that UCL have already undertaken in relation to London in 2062, click here.
News
- Podcast: David Fell on the future of the London economy May 3, 2012
As part of our London 2062 series, economist David Fell reflects on the direction of the London economy over the next fifty years.
- Video: Peter Hall on the future of London aviation May 2, 2012
Speaking at our London 2062: The Future of London Transport event, Peter Hall considers the need for further aviation infrastructure. Peter Hall - London 2062: Transport
- Podcast: David Lunts on the future of housing in London April 30, 2012
Here is the latest podcast from our London2062 work programme, undertaken jointly with University College London. This time we hear from David Lunts, Executive Director for Housing at the GLA, set out what he believes will be the major challenges for h...
- London 2062: The future of London transport April 25, 2012
The final event in our London 2062 series looked at London's transport future.
- London 2062: The future of the London economy April 25, 2012
The third session in our London 2062 series considered big ideas, with both our academic and practitioner speakers making great efforts to convey the kind of economy London should be working towards.