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Closing Summary Andrew Rowe Vice President SPACES SPACES IN NUMBERS SPACES Direction of Travel Free membership to all working for a public sector organisation Expand our regional hubs and meetings around the country Greater engagement with all professionals and disciplines Improved website NEED – more member participation Thank You to Speakers Mike Shaw, President SPACES Professor Tom Jefferies, Head Manchester School of Architecture Robin Tuddenham, Chief Executive Calderdale Council Alex Lubbock, Head of Digital Construction, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Anna Evans, PETP Construction Programme Director, Ministry of Justice Jaimie Johnson, Director and Head of Global Systems, Bryden Wood Thank you to the debate Hosted by the CIBSE School Design Group Led by Ann Bodkin, Education & Skills Funding Agency, Panel Helen Taylor Scott Brownrigg and RIBA Council Joe Jack Williams, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios & CIBSE SDG Sarah Morris, Derbyshire County Council Thank You to Workshop Speakers James Bourne, Atkins Gary Buick and Andrew Almond, Pick Everard Kieran Parkinson, BSi Steve McIntyre, Faulkner Brown Richard Stocking, Faithful+Gould Mark Gabbey, Rock Townsend James Mangat, MACE Dr. Naghman Khan, IES Simon Atkinson and Phil Young, Willmott Dixon Claire Barton and Kate McGechan, Haverstock Levente Nagy, Microsoft Thank you to Sponsors Thank you to the Exhibitors Thank You to our Hosts Manchester School of Architecture (MSA) is an innovative collaboration between Manchester Metropolitan University and The University of Manchester, uniting two schools of architecture with over 100 years of educational experience to create one of the largest architecture schools in the UK. Thank You To all that have helped make this event a success. Forthcoming Events Young Visionary Award 2018 In 2017 SPACES created a Young Visionary Award to celebrate the good work being carried out by younger construction professionals (aged 18-30) within the public sector built environment. It is a celebration across a range of disciplines and spanning both private and public sector. Entry closing date 6 July 2018 The SPACES President’s Dinner and Annual Awards Thursday 11th October 2018 at the Hilton Cambridge City Centre, 20 Downing Street, Cambridge Regional meetings Have a safe journey home. .

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