What if we can use architecture to connect our cities and nature in a 
very direct way. 
This is the mission of our guest today: Rachel Armstrong, who is investigating 
what we can call "living architecture". 
Rachel is a professor of Experimental Architecture at the Newcastle University 
School of Architecture.

What if we can use architecture to connect our cities and nature in a very direct way. This is the mission of our guest today: Rachel Armstrong, who is investigating what we can call "living architecture". Rachel is a professor of Experimental Architecture at the Newcastle University School of Architecture.

What if we can use architecture to connect our cities and nature in a 
very direct way. 
This is the mission of our guest today: Rachel Armstrong, who is investigating 
what we can call "living architecture". 
Rachel is a professor of Experimental Architecture at the Newcastle University 
School of Architecture. &nbsp;

Leaders perspectives Rachel Armstrong

In a series of special podcasts about the future of real estate post Covid-19, senior level leaders will share their predictions for 2021 with Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief at Investment Monitor. In an informal and friendly environment, leading investors, developers, brokers and others in the real estate value chain will predict future developments, including: 
What will be the latest trends, opportunities and challenges for investment post-Covid?
  What will be the impact of so-called Covid-19 related behavioural change on demand for offices,      retail and hospitality?
  What positive changes have we seen for other asset classes, such as healthcare and logistics – what will we see next year?
  What will be the impact of the crisis on ‘northshoring’?
  How relevant is Brexit post Covid?
  To what extent will sustainability/ESG criteria be important for investors and the real estate      community?
  Examining what has been achieved in diversity – what still needs to be done?
  What will the shape of the recovery look like when we come out of the recession?

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In a series of special podcasts about the future of real estate post Covid-19, senior level leaders will share their predictions for 2021 with Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief at Investment Monitor. In an informal and friendly environment, leading investors, developers, brokers and others in the real estate value chain will predict future developments, including: What will be the latest trends, opportunities and challenges for investment post-Covid? What will be the impact of so-called Covid-19 related behavioural change on demand for offices, retail and hospitality? What positive changes have we seen for other asset classes, such as healthcare and logistics – what will we see next year? What will be the impact of the crisis on ‘northshoring’? How relevant is Brexit post Covid? To what extent will sustainability/ESG criteria be important for investors and the real estate community? Examining what has been achieved in diversity – what still needs to be done? What will the shape of the recovery look like when we come out of the recession?

In a series of special podcasts about the future of real estate post Covid-19, senior level leaders will share their predictions for 2021 with Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief at Investment Monitor. In an informal and friendly environment, leading investors, developers, brokers and others in the real estate value chain will predict future developments, including:&nbsp;
What will be the latest trends, opportunities and challenges for investment post-Covid?
  What will be the impact of so-called Covid-19 related behavioural change on demand for offices, &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;retail and hospitality?
  What positive changes have we seen for other asset classes, such as healthcare and logistics – what will we see next year?
  What will be the impact of the crisis on ‘northshoring’?
  How relevant is Brexit post Covid?
  To what extent will sustainability/ESG criteria be important for investors and the real estate &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;community?
  Examining what has been achieved in diversity – what still needs to be done?
  What will the shape of the recovery look like when we come out of the recession?

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