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25 May 2022
How can we ensure the built environment is safe, sustainable, accessible, and impactful in the future? Join LionHeart for our latest episode of Snug Sessions, where he unpicks the effect that a building has on different communities during its lifespan.
Joining the discussion this time is Tom Storey (Founder of Storey Consulting), Paul Lynchehaun (Project Director at Laing O’Rourke), and Sam Carlsson (Senior Sustainability Manager at Derwent London).
Listen to the episode on Spotify today - derwent.link/podcast.
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