Archives: Speakers
Romy Rawlings
16 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 2pm – 2:45pm Reducing Carbon in the Landscape Sector: Progress towards solutions In March 2024, the Landscape Institute and the British Association of Landscape Industries released a pivotal report on reducing carbon in landscape schemes and works. This session gives an update on their progress, focusing on their work to deliver integrated solutions on three key themes – project carbon assessment processes and tools; suppliers, data and materials; education programmes for landscape practitioners – and their future plans. BIO A landscape architect for around 30 years, Romy has spent half of that time working…
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16 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 2pm – 2:45pm Reducing Carbon in the Landscape Sector: Progress towards solutions In March 2024, the Landscape Institute and the British Association of Landscape Industries released a pivotal report on reducing carbon in landscape schemes and works. This session gives an update on their progress, focusing on their work to deliver integrated solutions on three key themes – project carbon assessment processes and tools; suppliers, data and materials; education programmes for landscape practitioners – and their future plans. BIO Stephen is the Operations Manager for Hardscape, a leading supplier of Hard Landscaping materials, active…
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16 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 2pm – 2:45pm Reducing Carbon in the Landscape Sector: Progress towards solutions In March 2024, the Landscape Institute and the British Association of Landscape Industries released a pivotal report on reducing carbon in landscape schemes and works. This session gives an update on their progress, focusing on their work to deliver integrated solutions on three key themes – project carbon assessment processes and tools; suppliers, data and materials; education programmes for landscape practitioners – and their future plans. BIO Tracy is the Landscape Institute’s Technical & Research Manager, passionate about the environment, landscape and…
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15 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 3pm – 3:45pm Making SuDS Mandatory: The need for nature-based solutions Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) are set to become mandatory for new developments in England, making it a requirement for them to be considered for managing surface water and rainwater. What does this mean for those designing these schemes, and could it be a big opportunity for the sector? Hear from our panellists on why incorporating SuDS is more important now than ever – providing nature is at the heart of our approach. BIO Jacqui is a chartered water and environmental manager with CIWEM…
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15 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 11am – 11:45am Designing for diversity in public spaces We know that public spaces are key sites for enabling social connections, cultural expression, recreation and heritage. But not all spaces are welcoming to everyone. Subtle signs and signals can influence whether people feel a place is meant for them. It’s understood that co-design is essential to make public spaces that work for all. What does an actively inclusive space look like? How can place-makers empower diverse ‘authors’ to shape public space? Join us to find out. BIO Dr Bridget Snaith CMLI is a Landscape…
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15 Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 11am – 11:45am Designing for diversity in public spaces We know that public spaces are key sites for enabling social connections, cultural expression, recreation and heritage. But not all spaces are welcoming to everyone. Subtle signs and signals can influence whether people feel a place is meant for them. It’s understood that co-design is essential to make public spaces that work for all. What does an actively inclusive space look like? How can place-makers empower diverse ‘authors’ to shape public space? Join us to find out. BIO Anna is currently Head of Knowledge at…
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15th Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 10am – 10:45am Realising its Potential: The Opportunities of Biodiversity Net Gain The eagerly awaited legislation was introduced earlier this year, mandating a 10% biodiversity gain on new developments, as well as a 30-year management plan. Is it proving to be as successful as hoped? Where are the biggest opportunities for those working in the public spaces sector? What do designers and contractors need to consider when choosing solutions for each site, and how can suppliers assist to ensure success? Our panel discuss the ongoing impact of Biodiversity Net Gain. BIO Tara Garraty, BSc,…
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15th Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 10am – 10:45am Realising its Potential: The Opportunities of Biodiversity Net Gain The eagerly awaited legislation was introduced earlier this year, mandating a 10% biodiversity gain on new developments, as well as a 30-year management plan. Is it proving to be as successful as hoped? Where are the biggest opportunities for those working in the public spaces sector? What do designers and contractors need to consider when choosing solutions for each site, and how can suppliers assist to ensure success? Our panel discuss the ongoing impact of Biodiversity Net Gain. BIO Helen joined Wildflower…
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15th Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 10am – 10:45am Realising its Potential: The Opportunities of Biodiversity Net Gain The eagerly awaited legislation was introduced earlier this year, mandating a 10% biodiversity gain on new developments, as well as a 30-year management plan. Is it proving to be as successful as hoped? Where are the biggest opportunities for those working in the public spaces sector? What do designers and contractors need to consider when choosing solutions for each site, and how can suppliers assist to ensure success? Our panel discuss the ongoing impact of Biodiversity Net Gain. BIO Tom is the…
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15th Oct – Public Spaces Theatre / 10am – 10:45am Realising its Potential: The Opportunities of Biodiversity Net Gain The eagerly awaited legislation was introduced earlier this year, mandating a 10% biodiversity gain on new developments, as well as a 30-year management plan. Is it proving to be as successful as hoped? Where are the biggest opportunities for those working in the public spaces sector? What do designers and contractors need to consider when choosing solutions for each site, and how can suppliers assist to ensure success? Our panel discuss the ongoing impact of Biodiversity Net Gain. BIO Brian Hawtin is…
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