As New York contemplates a major reform in its Fair Share policy and areas are being rezoned to unlock more affordable housing, London is working towards Sadiq’s a City for All Londoners. But change is happening rapidly and dramatically - how can we ensure healthy densification with the right distribution of community infrastructure? How do we connect new and existing communities with the pace of change?
Leading city experts will join New York’s Deputy Mayor for housing and economic development, Alicia Glen and London’s Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor for planning, regeneration and skills, for a discussion on the future of London and New York as both cities grapple with creating a fair and equitable city in the face of massive exponential growth.
This event is number eleven in the NYLON series, a key part of our International Dialogues programme. In association with with the Centre for Architecture and Urban Design Forum in New York, this live video seminar taking place simultaneously in both cities brings together speakers and audiences to foster cross-city dialogue and learning between London and New York.
This event is part of the International Dialogues programme.
Please note: this is the booking page for London delegates.
New York delegates can book here.
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Alicia Glen, Deputy Mayor for housing and economic development, New York
Jules Pipe, Deputy Mayor for planning, regeneration and skills, London
Les Bluestone, Co-founder, Blue Sea Development Company
David Piscuskas, 2017 President, AIANY
Jo Negrini, Chief Executive and Head of Paid Services, LB Croydon
David Piscuskas, 2017 President, AIANY
Jo Negrini, Chief Executive and Head of Paid Services, LB Croydon
New York and London Chairs:
Benjamin Prosky, Executive Director, Center for Architecture | AIANY
Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture
