Royal Docks Virtual 'On Location' - A New Place For People

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Royal Docks Virtual 'On Location' - A New Place For People

Join New London Architecture for a virtual 'On Location' event that will explore the progress made in the docks over the past few years.

With no way of bringing people together in person, New London Architecture are bringing the Royal Docks to you in this virtual 'On Location' event, as part of our all digital programme. This is the second webinar of the afternoon and will look at the public realm initiatives, cultural placemaking and community engagement that is tying the whole story together.

Once London’s gateway to the world, today this vast area in the London Borough of Newham is one of the UK’s most important regeneration stories. A new chapter in the history of the Royal Docks is already underway, with total investment in the area likely to reach over £5 billion over the next 20 years.

The Royal Docks is evolving as a unique place and growing home for business and culture at the centre of the wider transformation of East London and the meeting point of two major areas of the capital identified for housing and growth: an Opportunity Area and London’s only Enterprise Zone.

With significant investment, the Royal Docks is re-emerging as a commercial and cultural hub of global significance. Central to the Enterprise Zone Delivery Plan is people and place. How can we seize the opportunity and energy of the recovery period to ensure the Royal Docks continues to be a focus for London?

Time & date

Tuesday 03 November 2020
15:20 - 16:30

Location

Online

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Free - registration required
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For your visit

Art & Culture

Making Space: Custom House Is Our House

Installation art comprising a life-sized group portrait of individuals who live and work on Freemasons Road. Part of the Making Space series by Jessie Brennan.

Custom House
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Food & Drink

Yi-Ban

This Chinese restaurant occupies a floor of the London Regatta Centre overlooking the Docks, meaning diners can plane-watch over a plate of dim sum.

Royal Albert Dock
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Outdoors

Thames Barrier Park

This dramatically-landscaped park is the best place to watch the Thames Barrier in action.

Silvertown
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