Three themes will include Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park: creating a thriving place; inclusive design: a legacy of accessible environments from London 2012; and towards a healthier nation: taking stock of London 2012 and moving on.
The events are free and will include Q&A sessions for professionals, students, academics and the public. Panel members include Legacy Corporation, Olympic legacy partners or stakeholders and specialist academic speakers.
The annual lecture series is in its fifth year and the first lecture on creating a thriving place on 22 November at London South Bank University will include speakers from the corporation, HARCA housing association and Lend Lease.
The second lecture, on inclusive design on 29 November at Royal College of Art, will include speakers from the Greater London Authority, Brunel University and access consultancy Design 4 Inclusion
The final lecture on health on 6 December at Brunel University, will include speakers from the corporation and host university, London Borough of Newham and NHS East London and the City.
Contact info@londonlegacy.co.uk with the subject line ‘Annual Lecture Series’.
