RIBA Practice Clinic: Planning Application Success

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Calling all sole practitioners and architects working in small practices! Practice Clinics are back- developed as a series of interactive online events to provide you a forum to di scuss the issues and problems that practices face in the day to day running of their businesses. For this session we will focus on issues related to planning and how small practices can develop better relationships with their local planning department? Quiz our panel on the various ways they can make the planning process smoother. PanellistsKarolina Grebowiec-Hall, Principal Planner, Public Practice Karolina is a planner with experience spanning high-profile and large-scale mixed-use schemes, comprehensive neighbourhood studies, and policy development. Over eight years, Karolina was a planner for the City of New York, managing the City’s property portfolio, advising the Manhattan Borough President and leading planning on the west side of Manhattan – with oversight of initiatives around the High Line, Hudson Yards and the Hudson River. Karolina relocated to London in 2017 where she has been part of the Euston Regeneration team at Camden, as Principal Planner charged with policy development, supporting community engagement and formulating a strategy to capture social value. She joined Enfield as a Principal Planner, Karolina is proactively managing strategic planning applications and acting as lead officer in Development Management on major schemes on behalf of the council. She is working on a range of high profile developments, including town centre schemes, corporate projects and one of the UK’s most ambitious new neighbourhoods – Meridian Water. Nyemu Nhembe- Holness, Regeneration Manger, London Borough of Lambeth Nyemu is a Regeneration Manger at the London Borough of Lambeth and has 17 years experience working in the Built Environment with Local government and private sector organisations specialising in Planning, Urban Design and Regeneration. She gained a Part 1 BA (Hons) degree in Architecture at the University of Greenwich and a Masters in Planning Policy and Practice at London South Bank University. Nyemu began her career as an Architectural Assistant, developing and gaining valuable skills and knowledge along her career path in Regeneration, Urban Design and Planning. She has a proven track record in the delivery of masterplans, procuring and managing project consultant teams and providing architectural, heritage, urban design, planning and regeneration advice on major residential, commercial and infrastructure projects. Please note:This session was recorded from live webinar on 6 October 2022. For more information on this course, or if there are no places available, please email us, or call +44 (0)20 7307 5355 to talk to a member of the team. Please view the Terms and Conditions for more information. Core Curriculum Architecture for social purpose Health, safety and wellbeing Business, clients and services Legal, regulatory and statutory compliance Procurement and contracts Sustainable architecture Inclusive environments Building conservation and heritage Design, construction and technology Sponsored by Show more