The first year students on the BSc Real Estate Management went on a field trip to learn more about the Great Estates of London on Friday 8 March 2019. First stop was the recently renovated Regent Street Cinema for a series of talks on the Great Estates of London.
This field trip is part of the Integrative Project which provides a background to the subjects that are taken in the first year. The module addresses the discipline-based and transferable skills that students will need during their time at university and beyond. These skills are explored and developed through a series of activities which involve viewing real estate from a range of perspectives. After the field trip, the students work in teams to prepare a group presentation about the Great Estates of London (the one visited by the team on the field trip) and how they are managed to positively enhance their value.
Back to the field trip itself (click on the red links for more information). The students listened to two presentations:
The students split into 6 groups for a walking tour and presentation about one of the following Great Estates:
The Grosvenor Estate
The Howard de Walden Estate
The Crown Estate
Covent Garden (CapCo)
Shaftesbury
The Pollen Estate
This field trip is part of the Integrative Project which provides a background to the subjects that are taken in the first year. The module addresses the discipline-based and transferable skills that students will need during their time at university and beyond. These skills are explored and developed through a series of activities which involve viewing real estate from a range of perspectives. After the field trip, the students work in teams to prepare a group presentation about the Great Estates of London (the one visited by the team on the field trip) and how they are managed to positively enhance their value.
Back to the field trip itself (click on the red links for more information). The students listened to two presentations:
...the first from Peter Murray (New London Architecture) on The Great Estates of London |
...and the second from Nick Bailey (Argent) about the development of King's Cross |
The students split into 6 groups for a walking tour and presentation about one of the following Great Estates:
The Grosvenor Estate
The Howard de Walden Estate
The Crown Estate
Covent Garden (CapCo)
Shaftesbury
The Pollen Estate
This year the photos feature the Crown Estate:
Presentation from Sarah Stanley and Ruth Kemp on The Crown Estate - at their first dedicated co-working and flexible office space at One Heddon Street |
Walking around the back of Regent Street - the surrounding streets have been greatly improved by The Crown Estate |
The refurbished Quadrant Arcade on Regent Street |
The Crown Estate is working with Westminster City Council to improve the quality of the streets and road markings |
Looking towards Piccadilly Circus and the famous advertising boards |
Burlington Arcade |
Jermyn Street - a quintessentially British experience |
...and home to rather a lot of gentlemen's outfitters |
Walking to St James Market past... |
...the new building at 2 St James's Market |
And into 1 St James's Market - the Head Office of Crown Estates... |
...and the first office in Europe to achieve WELL Platinum Certification |
The office features lots of plants and these amazing living moss lights |
Back onto Regent Street with its distinctive curve |
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