Tomorrow's City

@TomorrowsCityWB

News, thoughts and insights from law firm Wedlake Bell’s Tomorrow’s City, Today’s Challenge programme of debates and events.

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    22 hours ago

    Our current rules aren't broken but we can be smarter in making them work. This is not necessarily done by deregulation but by providing efficient solutions opened up by modern technology. Could lessons be learned from funding models such as in ?

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    Mar 28

    Key for in

    by 2030 its expected that 20 million+ people aged over 65 will be living in the UK? strive to ensure that their elderly residents will live in the level of comfort & high quality they enjoyed in their own
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    Mar 28

    The workplace of the future - regardless of the trust remains the most important factor for employment relations via

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  4. Mar 29

    will be data rich and use of this data will be key to innovation. In light of technology such as and , what new ways of approaching the financial & contractual arrangements should we consider? -

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  5. Mar 28

    Attitudes towards housing are cyclical. Is to become collections of villages with integrated spaces combining residential, commercial, public realm and transport? -

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  6. Mar 23

    Preserving heritage in : Can be used to preserve identify and culture? Technologically-led solutions are easier to identify when applied to new cities and spaces. Historic cities, such as London, present more of a challenge.

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  7. Mar 22

    Thanks to those who attended this morning's panel discussion . A special thanks to our panellists , , and .

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  8. Mar 21

    Do and need to be rethought for ? Join us on Thursday, when , , and will discuss whether we should tear up the blueprint, and if so, what we should replace it with.

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  9. Mar 19

    Today the planning cry is for mixed use spaces. When millennials have children, and they rebel, will we return to separate planning zones for work, rest and play? -

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    Mar 16

    Upcoming Event: Don't miss "Tear up the blueprints: planning and funding ", an event for developers, investors, planners and funders on 22 March 2018. Register now to attend "Tomorrow's City, Today’s Challenge":

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  11. Mar 16

    Today developers provide environmental impact assessments. Will tomorrow bring a requirement for an augmented reality vision as part of the planning process? -

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  12. Mar 15

    Today's model for delivering new homes is broken. What needs to happen in planning, transport and finance to help us build the homes we need? -

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  13. Mar 14

    When regulators look askance at innovative lending, how can we fix the financing model to build TomorrowsCity? -

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  14. Mar 13

    Do changes in the way we live work and play determine the planning process in TomorrowsCity? Or does the city and its buildings shape our way of life and work? Time to tear up the blueprints. -

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    5 Dec 2017

    What's in store in - Today's challenge to get a ticket!

    Explore the power of design in shaping the world of tomorrow. Advance tickets now available for £15 for our major spring exhibition, , opening in May 2018:
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    29 Nov 2017

    David Philips sets out ways to deliver more homes in London

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    28 Nov 2017

    “The construction industry has got the government’s attention - let’s hold it”

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    23 Nov 2017

    Good news! Today's challenge take up but new structures needed 4 wider take up

    This is extremely significant. Government has listened to the call for leadership of the construction modernisation challenge. The supply chain development this underpins will ultimately transfer into manufactured housing market
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    5 Nov 2017

    This nation might be single-handedly changing the future of

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    7 Nov 2017

    LISTEN: I talk to about the latest AI in town + prove why robots are better than humans

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