About this event
Based on extensive research, WSP has developed a set of principles for the design of streetscapes to ensure a sustainable approach is understood, communicated and adopted. We call this Future Ready Streets, and through this we support our clients in delivering a new archetype that goes beyond Net Zero to maximise the benefits our interventions can deliver across the triple bottom line.
We anticipate and design for the future, identifying and mitigating issues through a holistic understanding of strategic policies, relevant guidance and capital programmes that influence decisions and investment in order to create meaningful legacy.
This UK Sustainability Delivery Group Expert Talk will illustrate the many pathways to embed this approach in project and programme delivery.
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Guest speaker
Joe Harries Deputy Head of Landscape & Urban Design @ WSPG
Joe is our Deputy Head of Landscape & Urban Design, helping lead the team of 130 landscape professionals and working alongside clients, colleagues, and stakeholders to ensure best practice is delivered on time, on budget and exceeding expectations. He has gained valuable perspective across the roles of contractor, planner, manager and designer, with over 20 years’ experience as a landscape architect designing and delivering a variety of primarily development and regeneration schemes. He is a natural collaborator who helps to drive the understanding and development of authentic places that maximise the social, environmental and financial benefits of the landscape
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Guest speaker
Camille Delegue Principal Landscape Architect @ WSPG
Camille is a Principal Landscape Architect at WSP leading on Residential, Street Scape and Landscape-led Masterplanning projects in the UK, thriving to reinforce people's feelings of belonging and empowerment within their environment. With a collaborative and inclusive approach to design, Camille navigated architectural and landscape practices in London and Paris, gaining experience contributing to international and high-profile schemes, and servicing private and public sector clients for education, residential, cultural, and commercial sectors for projects. Within WSP, she is involved in the Net Zero think-tank that aims to develop a robust multidisciplinary methodology to design future-proof cities in the context of the climate emergency.
