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Event 010

Date

08.04.2025

Location

Space House
1 Kemble Street
London. WC2B 4AN

Description

Event 010 examines the concept of reuse. In collaboration with The Twentieth Century Society, it will focus on the launch of the C20 Risk List – which is published every two years and highlights 10 outstanding modern buildings in the U.K. most at risk of demolition, redevelopment or neglect.

In an age of frenzied destruction, C20 will unveil their campaign to protect all 10 Risk List buildings from the wrecking ball. The hotly anticipated list includes pre-war department stores, millennium-era projects, brutalist sporting citadels and high-tech prototypes. We’ll bring together a panel of experts in the fields of architecture, regeneration and restoration to debate the imperative of architectural reuse, the environmental cost of demolition and the need to safeguard the built-heritage of the future.

The event concludes with guided tours of the panoramic rooftop terrace of the Grade II* listed Space House. Designed by architects George Marsh + Richard Seifert, the (now) 18-storey circular tower in central London was completed in 1968. Recently retrofitted by Squire + Partners, this iconic twentieth century landmark stands as a retro-futuristic reminder that the best ideas don’t need tearing down – they just need looking after properly.

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Credit | Gareth Gardner

Panel 010

CC Panel Portraits Leanne C-Web Res-9
Leanne Cloudsdale
Founder + Chair | Concrete Communities
CC Panel Portraits Richard N-Web Res-5
Richard Nelson
Co-founder | Don’t Waste Buildings
CC Panel Portraits David B-Web Res-7
David Bickle
Architect | Hawkins\Brown
CC Panel Portraits Catherine C-Web Res-3
Catherine Croft
Director | C20
CC Panel Portraits Mark L-Web Res-1
Mark Latham
Regeneration Director | Urban Splash
Credit | Nick Dearden • Concrete Communities

Documenting 010

Event 010 took place at the Grade II* listed Space House, London. During the event interval, the panel, design industry guests and ticket-holders were all invited to take part in an exclusive rooftop tour of the circular 18-storey building, one of the only structures boasting a 360° view of the capital. We were lucky – it had been a beautiful, sunny day with clear blue skies. Conditions were perfect for taking golden hour photos as the sun was setting over London. 

Credit | Daniel Hewitt • Concrete Communities