267: Trust, regeneration and the transformation of King’s Cross
Nick Searl – Strategic Advisor at Urban Partners and former Managing Partner at Argent, the developer behind King's Cross.
Twenty-five years ago, King's Cross was a derelict goods yard in an area known for drugs, crime and prostitution. Two masterplans failed. The third began with a year of talking, not drawing – and today Meta alone has about 12,000 people working there. That's what we talk about;
Principles for a Human City: a year of talking, not drawing
Making every square metre more valuable – not squeezing out more
Surviving 2008 hand to mouth – until the Google deal
Why neither cities nor developers can do it alone anymore
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