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NLA
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About NLA
NLA is the membership organisation for London’s built environment sector. We build new relationships, develop lifelong skills and champion best practice across our community, guided by the New London Agenda. We act locally and collaborate globally, welcoming visitors from around the world to our home at The London Centre. Together, we shape better cities.
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Research & Knowledge
NLA published the Design Council's latest report making the case for design's contribution to the UK economy.
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Presence & Recognition
NLA hosted a free and open event on Tuesday 6 October for the NextGen community, hosted by Benoy.
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Presence & Recognition
NLA hosted a September gathering with Moroso, Georgia Lalakou, and Adara Wicaksono to welcome the NextGen programme community.
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Products & Services
NLA partnered with Aliva UK to create a bespoke rainscreen cladding system for heritage Italian confectionery brand Leone 1857.
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Research & Knowledge
NLA published a new perspective piece from InLine Risk Solutions Ltd titled Safety as an Investment exploring why London's business districts should treat security as a driver of place performance.
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Partnerships
NLA welcomed Method Grid to its London built environment community to bring together organisations and professionals shaping the future of the capital.
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Customers & Market
NLA supported the planning and delivery of six further schemes across the suburbs and Stage 2 North, providing 1,331 homes including a mix of family and affordable housing.
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Products & Services
NLA released an update to Shred, its AI bid tool designed by the built environment for the built environment, to address the challenges of locating project images, case studies, and past submissions.
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Presence & Recognition
NLA welcomed Chris Griffin, Founder and CEO of Hover Energy as the newest member of the NLA.
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Legal & Regulatory
NLA received planning permission from Reading Borough Council for the next phase of Station Hill, a £850 million, 2.5 million-square-foot masterplan to establish Reading as a commercial and cultural hub.
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