📣 New Podcast Alert! We are excited to be launching the latest episode of #CollectivelySpeaking, where CEO Max Farrell sits down with leading industry, government and academic figures to discuss the big issues in the built environment 🙌 In this episode, we delve deep into healthy city design with Jeremy Myerson. Jeremy is an author, academic, founder of The Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Director of the WORKTECH Academy and Chair of the Healthy City Design Congress. 🎙️ Listen on Spotify 👉https://lnkd.in/emKFVXUc 🎙️ Or Buzzsprout 👉https://lnkd.in/eY8A-zYj 💡 How can we make cities less polluted...from the air we breathe to the light that shines? 🚲 What are 'hybrid cities' and how can they reanimate the suburbs? 🍃How can we make cities greener...from green lanes to linear forests? 🔹What can we learn from places like Stockton-on-Tees and Seoul? 👩⚕️What happens when a Doctor becomes a Mayor? {Step forwards Mayor Dr Nik Johnson!} We can't wait for the Healthy City Design Congress in Liverpool on 15th & 16th October, where we will be hearing keynotes from the World Health Organization, former NHS CEO Lord Nigel Crisp, Impact Investing Institute, Liverpool City Council, Impact on Urban Health. If you do miss it, you can watch the film You See Media are making afterwards! 🍿 🎟️ Register here 👉https://lnkd.in/eWzrz97v #builtenvironment #podcasts #wearecitymakers #healthycities #healthycitydesign SALUS Global Knowledge Exchange | Royal College of Art | Legal & General | Oxford Properties Group | Quality of Life Foundation | Climatise | Ellandi | Prior + Partners | UrbanHealth360 | Cities & Health | Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) | TRUUD (Tackling Root causes upstream of Unhealthy Urban Development) | Muse | Phoenix Sustainable Investments | Sidara | AESG | Considerate Constructors Scheme | Martha Schwartz | The Academy of Urbanism (AoU) | Tim Ashwin Consulting Limited | Concept Culture | Wild Streets
LDN Collective
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We are a network of built environment experts & creatives fighting to improve people’s lives & the planet's prospects
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We are a network of built environment experts and creatives fighting hard to improve people’s lives and the planet’s prospects. Our members are experts in social impact, zero carbon and modern methods of construction as well as architects, engineers, graphic designers and film-makers. As a diverse and eclectic group we are bound by a set of values and a cost-effective business model. Whether it's a thought leadership campaign or the design and construction of a piece of city, we are your ‘one stop shop’ for projects in the UK or elsewhere in the world. Helping you to build the brief and de-risk the project. As self-employed entrepreneurs we can tailor-make teams without the overheads, convening and disbanding for place-based projects like a film’s cast and crew. Whether you are private, public or non-profit we can turn your vision into a reality and make tomorrow’s city, today. Say hello@LDN-Collective.com
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Jeremy Muscroft
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Charlie Lemmer - WELL AP Faculty BA (Hons)
Healthy Homes and Buildings Expert | International Speaker | Podcast Show Host 'The Healthy Home Show' | Certified Holistic Health & Detox Coach |…
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Rosie Cade
Founder @ Rising Tide: strategy and communications for Built Environment changemakers || Reuse, repurpose, retrofit; Bio-based; Green finance; Fair…
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Phil Jones
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Max Farrell reflects on two years as President of LAI's London chapter 🎉
Founder & CEO, LDN Collective | President, Land Economics Society (London) | Chair of Built Environment, West London Business | Fellow RSA | Lead Judge, Healthy City Design Awards | Podcast Host, Collectively Speaking
🌗 Tomorrow is the last day of my two year term as President of the Lambda Alpha International (LAI) London chapter, so it seemed like a good time to look back on everything that's happened. It's been an incredible journey, with an exceptional programme of events and more than double the number of members, with many more joining in the New Year 🎉 Given the social and environmental crises we are facing in 2025, land economics has a massive role to play. Making sure the land we have delivers the maximum social, environmental and economic benefits. Best of luck to incoming President Frances Heeney, the Exec Group and fabulous members who have made the last two years so joyful and enriching. Who knew land economics could be so much fun?! 🤩
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We’re feeling all reflective (as is typical at this time of year) – and what a year it’s been for Paradigm Network! 🎉 Here are just a few of our highlights from 2024: ✨ Our co-founder Yemi Aladerun was featured in the “100 Women Architects in Practice” book, celebrating women shaping the built environment. 👏 ✨ We supported with the British School at Rome to sponsor young architects from Black- and Asian-led practices to attend the prestigious ‘Reading Rome’ Architecture Summer School ✨ Tara .I. Gbolade & Lanré Gboladé celebrated RIBA Royal Gold Medallist Professor Lesley Lokko OBE, sharing her transformative impact on architecture and education ✨ Feature Fridays showcased incredible projects by Black- and Asian-led practices like Remi CT Studio and Singh Fudge Architects. We’re already looking forward to 2025, where even more exciting initiatives and collaborations are in store. Stay informed and connected – sign up for our newsletter on our website. Here’s to celebrating and uplifting diverse voices in architecture! 💪 #ParadigmNetwork #Architecture #EDI #RepresentationMatters
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✨ Reflecting on 2024 ✨ What an incredible year it has been! We have had many memorable moments, from going international to being shortlisted for awards, to building partnerships and hosting storytelling and brand strategy workshops, to delivering sustainable and inclusive places through industry partnerships and collaborations. We are excited for 2025, where we will keep sharing impactful stories about places - starting with the launch of our new podcast. Join us as we explore topics on place branding and placemaking with a lineup of inspiring guests and engaging conversations. Stay tuned 🎙️ We would like to thank each of our clients, collaborators and friends who made our 2024 special. Swipe to explore our 2024 highlights and join us in celebrating our favourite memories from the past year. We can't wait to see what 2025 will bring! We wish you all a fantastic New Year's Eve and a wonderful start to the new year 🎆 #builtenvironment #storytelling #placemaking #placebranding
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Founder & CEO, LDN Collective | President, Land Economics Society (London) | Chair of Built Environment, West London Business | Fellow RSA | Lead Judge, Healthy City Design Awards | Podcast Host, Collectively Speaking
🌗 Tomorrow is the last day of my two year term as President of the Lambda Alpha International (LAI) London chapter, so it seemed like a good time to look back on everything that's happened. It's been an incredible journey, with an exceptional programme of events and more than double the number of members, with many more joining in the New Year 🎉 Given the social and environmental crises we are facing in 2025, land economics has a massive role to play. Making sure the land we have delivers the maximum social, environmental and economic benefits. Best of luck to incoming President Frances Heeney, the Exec Group and fabulous members who have made the last two years so joyful and enriching. Who knew land economics could be so much fun?! 🤩
Reflecting on two years as President of LAI Land Economics Society (London Chapter) - a tribute to Chip Good
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🎬 "We all made it to 2025...so let's make it the year we thrive" 🌟 Here's a short film with our CEO Max Farrell doing a round up of 2024 and looking ahead to the New Year. Many thanks to our members, clients and collaborators for making this an unforgettable year. We will continue fighting to improve people's lives and the planet's prospects 🌎 Merry Christmas 🎄 and see you all soon #wearecitymakers #collectivelyspeaking
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Long anticipated updates to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) were released yesterday with the December 2024 revisions. So what does this mean for you? At our Outlook 2025 event, Jo Davis shared her perspective on the #NPPF changes that will unlock development in 2025. Do you agree that this will be a ‘game-changer’? #planning #realestate #housing Helen Collins
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🎄 As I pack up my desk for the Christmas break, I want to wish all of my clients, colleagues, contacts and friends a merry Christmas and all the very best for 2025 🎊🥂 🏆 2024 has been another fantastic year for Brabners, winning 13 awards, including Legal Team of the Year at the EG Awards and also #1 Best Law Firm to Work For and #6 Best Large Company to Work For in the UK at the Best Companies Awards. 👏🏻 We are also incredibly proud to have 63 colleagues across 44 practice areas ranked in this year’s Legal 500, and to be recognised as a top tier firm in 11 categories. Wowzers. ❤️ Love the firm, the industry and my fabulous property friends (Sam Crothers, Helena Davies, Jodie Fraser-Smith, Rachael Cunliffe, Helen Gardner & Kirsty Jolley to mention a few). (Proudest moment below - thank you EG 🤩)
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It's been an epic year at Rising Tide 🚀 Thank you to our wonderful communications collaborators Rachel Weatherley, Renée O'Drobinak, Kirstie Skates, Tom Coupe, Tash Nikolovski, Guy Abraham and our partners and clients Circular Buildings Coalition (CBC), Common Projects, C40 Cities, Design Communication Training, European Community Land Trust Network, Laudes Foundation, Planit and Whitby Wood. Happy festivities and bring on 2025 🙌 #builtenvironment
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Founder & CEO, LDN Collective | President, Land Economics Society (London) | Chair of Built Environment, West London Business | Fellow RSA | Lead Judge, Healthy City Design Awards | Podcast Host, Collectively Speaking
This says it all, local government and planning reform is long overdue!! The Labour Party hold your nerve 🌹
Somerset Councillor - Associate Lead Member for Climate Change and Active Travel | Community Engagement Officer for Sarah Dyke MP | Community Benefit Society Director and Charity Trustee
Buckle up! There was a real humdinger at Planning Committee in #Somerset yesterday… 🏗️ Yes, it’s that time of month again - I’ve been at committee! We had 3 applications to consider: (1) 46 homes (16 affordable) in #CastleCary - refused ❌ (2) 30 homes (11 affordable) in #KeintonMandeville (pic below) - refused ❌ (3) 60 homes (21 affordable) on the outskirts of #Yeovil - approved ✅ As you can imagine, during the debates I took great delight in reminding my colleagues of the severe need for housing in Somerset - and particularly houses for social rent. I reminded colleagues of the changes to the NPPF - and the need not just for “clear” reasons for refusal but “strong” reasons. However, that seemed to fall on deaf ears… Yet again we had a number of determined residents declaring there is no need for housing in their particular town or village - which is fine until you go on Homefinder Somerset and see that 300 people applied for a 1 bed flat when it became available over the summer… 💰 On one occasion, when I took to the mic to remind my colleagues about the risk of appeal and the costs involved, I said that making indefensible decisions at committee makes us look stupid. It’s true, after all - if refused plans go to appeal and get overturned then all the negotiated S106 contributions are at risk: the £422,000+ for schools in Castle Cary… the £267,000 for schools in Keinton Mandeville… not to mention the £10s of thousands for local play areas and sports pitches etc. Can you guess what the response was from one of my colleagues? It was made in the public forum so I’m not exactly breaking any confidences… (although I won’t name them to save their blushes): 🎤 “Well I’m happy to look stupid!” I am beginning to wonder if Councillors should be made personally liable for paying the costs of appeal…
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