Stratford City Design Review Panel ZONE 1 Meeting, 31 October 2007, held at Westfield’s Offices


Chairman’s Notes: 14 November 2007 Attendees DRP: Frank Duffy, Ed Jones, Roger Zogolovitch (because of a change in time of the meeting Alex Lifschutz was able to arrive only as the meeting ended) LB Newham: John Fannon Knight Architects/Buro Happold: Martin Knight Angus Pond Architects: Angus Pond DLA: David Leonard Westfield: Simon Cochrane Fletcher Priest: Keith Priest plus two. Context


The purpose of the meeting, following on from the DRP Meeting on 10 October was to review: 1. further design development of Stratford Square; 2. further design development by Angus Pond of the M & S store; 3. further work on elevations for the main Retail Complex by Westfield and DLA.


The Main Retail Complex This was the second time that elevations of the main retail complex had been presented to the panel. Simon Cochrane and David Leonard presented what seemed to the panel an interesting series of ideas about how, in principle, a huge wrap around façade could be designed on a big scale with key points of entry providing the rationale for some promising architectural interventions. Unwrapping a cake was the underlying metaphor that was used to explain the approach. Keith Priest, whose practice has been co-opted by Westfield as collaborators on façade design since the last panel meeting on 10 October, added his practice’s own initial thoughts, at this early stage inevitably somewhat sketchy.


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