The Future Use of Common Land: A Multidisciplinary Panel Discussion
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Join Us for the talk: Future Use of Common Land
Summary
An interactive panel experience discussing the future use of common land and how we can make our urban environment more inclusive.
Event Details
Address:The Tree House
Elephant Park , Elephant Road
London
Post code:SE17 1GD
Book tickets:futureuseofcommonland.eventbrite.co.uk
Email: aturner@bellphillips.com
Open hours:18:00-21:00
Description
Common Land noun (ˈkɒmən lænd) : Common land is land or resource belonging to or affecting the whole of a communityThe rapid pace of urbanization has led to the loss of natural habitats, green spaces, and common lands in cities. This has had a profound impact on the environment, wildlife, and well-being of communities. However, a growing movement towards urban re-wilding and the creative re-use of common land offers a new vision for the future of our cities. For example, the use of infill sites in Cuba created a network of gardens growing food for the surrounding communities.
In this discussion, we will explore the future use of common land from an architecture, community, land development, and re-wilding perspective examining the opportunities and challenges in creating sustainable, inclusive and equitable access to green spaces.
Be sure to submit your idea for the future use of common land during checkout, which will be presented and discussed with the panel making this an interactive event between experts and you.
**Your ticket includes one free drink ticket. Refreshments will be made available for purchase for the duration of the event.**
Speakers include:
Tim Bell, Director of Bell Phillips
Judith Lösing, Director of East
Ewan Oliver, Public Realm Development Manager at Lendlease
Neba Sere, Senior Project Officer at Greater London AuthorityCommon Land noun (ˈkɒmən lænd) : Common land is land or resource belonging to or affecting the whole of a community
The rapid pace of urbanization has led to the loss of natural habitats, green spaces, and common lands in cities. This has had a profound impact on the environment, wildlife, and well-being of communities. However, a growing movement towards urban re-wilding and the creative re-use of common land offers a new vision for the future of our cities. For example, the use of infill sites in Cuba created a network of gardens growing food for the surrounding communities.
In this discussion, we will explore the future use of common land from an architecture, community, land development, and re-wilding perspective examining the opportunities and challenges in creating sustainable, inclusive and equitable access to green spaces.
Be sure to submit your idea for the future use of common land during checkout, which will be presented and discussed with the panel making this an interactive event between experts and you.
**Your ticket includes one free drink ticket. Refreshments will be made available for purchase for the duration of the event.**
Speakers include:
Tim Bell, Director of Bell Phillips
Judith Lösing, Director of East
Ewan Oliver, Public Realm Development Manager at Lendlease
Neba Sere, Senior Project Officer at Greater London Authority
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Accessibility
Access for wheelchair users
Assistance dogs welcome
Level access toilet
Positive about disabled people
Seat available
Wheelchair accessible Level Access and Automatic Doors (or No Doors) Mobility Impaired Walker Assistance dogs welcome Accessible toilet Baby Changing Facility Gender Neutral Toilet
