Open City again looking for proposals for its annual, London-wide Green Sky Thinking programme in April
Supported by AJ, Open-City’s Green Sky Thinking Week provides a platform to display expertise in green design and showcases the best in sustainability thinking.
Participation is near capacity, however those wanting to host an event or contribute have until the end of Monday, 22 February to submit their ideas.
Don’t miss your chance to share your practice’s sustainability expertise and lessons learned by organising an event in the programme.
Join confirmed participants Mace, Buro Happold, Arup, British Land, Skanska, AHMM, Elliott Wood as well as more than 40 others.
To take part simply give Open-City a brief description of your event, including its title and its date/time.
Contact Katerina Papavasilieiou on 020 7383 0782 or kpapavasileiou@open-city.org.uk to submit your idea.
Final Call Out for Entries for Open-City’s Green Sky Thinking Week
25-29 April 2016, across London
Click here for more information
Green Sky Thinking 2016 (25-29 April)
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