Capturing Value – Briefing
Our latest briefing paper on the London Infrastructure Plan 2050 examines how to harness property value uplift to fund London’s infrastructure needs, looking at existing powers and new options to consider.
London 2050
Delivering Infill Development – Briefing
Our second ‘London 2050’ briefing paper is about identifying and delivering homes on infill sites that contribute to the success of places, communities and housebuilders.
Surface Tension: Underground London’s impact on the world above
This was the third in a series of Future of London events on the London Infrastructure Plan, looking at the challenges of delivering, managing – and avoiding – underground infrastructure.
New paper: Working Beyond Boundaries
Future of London’s first ‘London 2050’ briefing paper focuses on what must be done to smooth the capital’s inevitable expansion beyond GLA boundaries and into surrounding counties.
Roundtable: Capturing Value
As part of our London 2050 programme, this event focuses on how the public sector can capture value uplift as a result of infrastructure investment.
Roundtable: Delivering Infill Development
As part of our London 2050 programme, this event will focus on how the public sector can support the identification, viability and delivery of homes on infill sites to help meet London’s housing needs.
Conference: Surface Tension
As London’s population expands, so does the subsurface infrastructure supporting the city’s critical systems. This half-day event will examine how our underground infrastructure interacts with the urban realm above.
Roundtable: Working Beyond Boundaries
As part of our London 2050 programme, this event focuses on planning for growth across London and the wider South East.
Growing up, out and in-between
Future of London considered the spatial aspect of the Capital’s growth at our June 11th event, London 2050: Grow up or grow out? Watch for related events this autumn.
Event: London 2050 – Grow up or grow out?
Our June 11th event brought together senior cross-sector practitioners from across the Capital to debate what form a growing London could take.