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Eco Build, London, 20-22 March 2012

Posted on: 17 April 2012
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This event is described as the world’s largest event for sustainable design, construction and the build environment. A large amount of information is available from the conference and seminar sessions. Register for free to access documentation.

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Beyond 2012: The London 2012 Legacy Story

Posted on: 29 March 2012
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The Government has published its legacy document which sets out for the first time the breadth and depth of the sporting, economic, regeneration and community legacy that will be delivered after the Games.

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Assuring a legacy – promises, progress and potential. A review of legacy across the London 2012 Programme

Posted on: 27 March 2012
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This review focuses on whether the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Programme will deliver a sustainable legacy, and whether it will deliver on its legacy commitments.

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New urban living for London: the making of East Village

Posted on: 13 March 2012
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In this new report from the Smith Institute, Research Fellow Denise Chevin takes a look at the new community being created in the East End of London, on the Olympic site. The author looks at the history of the site, and assesses the prospects of the area that will comprise London’s newest postcode, E20.

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In sight of the finishing line: A review of the preparations to stage a sustainable Games

Posted on: 6 March 2012
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The Commission for Sustainable London has published a report which reviews London 2012′s preparations to meet the time-critical sustainability challenges facing the organisers of the ‘most sustainable Games to date’. The review has focused on the mechanics of delivery that will be needed at Games-time to ensure that sustainability commitments are met.

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Olympic cities and advanced city-making: Part 1

Posted on: 6 March 2012
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Through a series of blogs, Brent Toderian, Planning Director for Vancouver over 4 years of preparation preceding the last Olympics, aims to share his observations on the city-building challenges and legacies from the Vancouver and Calgary Olympic Games, as well as his indirect observations from London and past host cities like Barcelona, Sydney, and Montreal. He will consider the debates on whether hosting the Olympics is a good or bad thing for a city, the lessons from cities that have done it successfully, and maybe even some observations from cities that benefited from going after the Games, and not getting them.

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London 2012: Lessons learned

Posted on: 29 February 2012
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From January to July 2012, the UK Green Building Council is holding a series of events which aim to explore a comprehensive range of sustainability themes and strategies using the London 2012 construction project as a platform for discussion and learning. The first event, held on 17 January 2012, featured the Olympic Velodrome, providing a holistic perspective on creating a sustainable venue from the entire project team – from client to architect to supplier. Presentations and a video of highlights of the event are available online. Further events cover: the acquatics centres (28 February 2012); the stadium (17 April 2012); the athletes’ village (15 May 2012); and temporary venues (19 June 2012).

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Lessons learned from the London 2012 Games construction project

Posted on: 27 January 2012
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Demolition waste management on the Olympic Park

This report from the Olympic Development Authority considers the lessons learned from the London Olympic Games 2012 construction project. A robust demolition methodology and process was developed which took account of health and safety, sustainability, stringent timescales and immovable programme (affecting time available for reclamation surveys), budget, storage space, and lack of existing buildings designed for deconstruction. This paper evaluates the methods and processes in place to meet the ODA’s key sustainability targets for two key stages: pre-demolition and during demolition.

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Olympic Legacy Supplementary Planning Guidance: background studies

Posted on: 25 January 2012
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The draft Olympic Legacy Supplementary Planning Guidance (OLSPG) document was published in September 2011 for consultation. The Greater London Authority has published a number of OLSPG background studies which are available online.

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The 40 percent symposium: Managing sustainability in commercial property. London, 23 November 2011

Posted on: 23 January 2012
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This annual event aims to consider the key issues surrounding the measurement and legislation of sustainability in the built, environment and how environmental strategies can be used to cost control and saving money. The event is aimed primarily at the commercial property sector. Presentations are available online.

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