People Make Places: Protecting Community Use in London
Conversation unpacking how we protect heritage community spaces
People Make Places: Protecting Community Use in London
Conversation unpacking how we protect heritage community spaces
Wednesday 10th June
18:30 - 20:30
College and university students
Local residents
This event brings together Hackney-based charity Rising Tide Trust, architects and heritage consultants Donald Insall Associates and RC/YYC and engineers Max Fordham and Simple Works to facilitate a multi-disciplinary conversation about protecting heritage community spaces.
In the context of a government emphasis on growth and streamlined planning processes, concerns around gentrification and the need to protect existing, successful, community infrastructure remain pertinent. While there is policy to protect built fabric and encourage re-use and retrofit, safeguarding community use remains difficult to achieve, but one that is evermore relevant.
Location
The London School of Architecture
4 Beechwood Road,
London
E8 3DY
The London School of Architecture is located in what was formerly the Trinity Centre, adjoining the Holy Trinity Church, accessed from Beechwood Road. There is level access to the venue and an accessible WC.
Nearest station:
Dalston Junction or Dalston Kingsland
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Refreshments available
No parking is available at the venue, the main entrance is a set of double doors with level entrance to the panel discussion event space. There are gender neutral WCs and an accessible WC at the venue.
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