Sustainability & the London 2012 Olympics

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1 Sustainability & the London 2012 Olympics Holly Knight General Manager, Strategy & Planning Property Development & Commercial Services Office

2 The Olympic Games - the world s biggest event 203 countries 5,000 Olympic Family 17,800 athletes & team officials 25,000 media 8 million tickets sold The Paralympic Games - two weeks later 170 countries 1,000 Paralympic Family 4,000 athletes & team officials 4,000 media 100,000 workforce including volunteers 4 billion global audience text goes here

3 London 2012 Delivery structure IOC BOA GLA LOCOG Olympic Board LOCOG Olympic Delivery Authority GOVT Infrastructure Design & Construction Transport text goes here

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5 Challenge Olympic Park, August text goes here

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8 text goes here The Site

9 The ODA s task Transform 200 Hectares of Brownfield land across 4 London Boroughs Waterways and rail lines 200 buildings, 52 electricity pylons in situ To 14 permanent and temporary sporting venues 20km new roads, 13km tunnels, 26 bridges, new utilities infrastructure 80 hectares of new parklands The Olympic Village via Masterplanning and submission of around 750 planning applications Around 70 individual projects 300 contracts Hackney Tower Hamlets Waltham Forest Newham text goes here

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12 Our Six Priority Themes 1) Health, safety & security 2) Design quality 3) Inclusion & accessibility 4) Employment & skills 5) Sustainability 6) Legacy text goes here

13 Lifetime Corporate Plan ODA Strategic Framework Mission To deliver venues, facilities, infrastructure and transport on time for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games that are fit-for-purpose and in a way that maximises the delivery of a sustainable legacy within the available budget. Overarching themes Time, Cost and Fit for purpose Objectives Priority themes Venues Site Platform Village Vertical Build Transport Operations Stratford Projects Health, Safety & Security Sustainability Equality and Inclusion Employment and Skills Legacy Design and Accessibility Programme Baseline Report Other Projects Sustainable Development Strategy Accessible Transport Strategy text goes here

14 London 2012 sustainability strategies We want London 2012 to be the first sustainable Games, setting new standards for major events. Towards a One Planet 2012 London 2012 Sustainability Policy ODA Sustainable Development Strategy London 2012 Sustainability Plan

15 ODA Sustainable Development Strategy 12 Headline Objectives Carbon Water Waste Materials Biodiversity Environmental impacts Supporting Communities Transport and Mobility Access Employment and Business Health and Well-being Inclusion

16 ODA Sustainable Development Strategy Selection of results 99% demolition waste to be reused or recycled (target 90%) 58% CO 2 reduction (target 50%) 60% reduction in potable water consumption (target 40%) 100% legal and sustainable timber 64% of materials delivered by rail or water (target 50%) 45ha of biodiverse habitat

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20 Demolition Demolition 192 buildings demolished across the Olympic Park site Over 95 per cent of demolition materials being recycled text goes here

21 Demolition of Tower Blocks on CZ6b, Clays Lane 21 text goes here

22 Bulk Earthworks and Soil Remediation Contaminated Land Treatment text goes here

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24 Materials Balance Enabling Works Washed Gravels Washed Sands Sludge Waste 24 text goes here

25 Community Energy Energy Strategy Centres and Networks Olympic Park Olympic Village Stratford Zones Energy Centres First Phase Capacities text goes here 120 MW Heating 45 MW Cooling 20 MW Electrical 20 km Networks

26 Energy efficient design CCHP Biomass boilers Photovoltaic panels Micro Renewables text goes here

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32 Green spaces Olympic Park is the largest new park in London for 100 years 102 hectares of open space in legacy 45 hectares of ecology rich parkland, wetlands etc bat boxes, frog ponds, otter holts

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34 Olympic Park text goes here

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38 Velodrome

39 Resource Efficiency

40 Overlay of the Stadiums

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45 The Copper Box Multiuse text goes Arena here in Hackney for sport, music and community events

46 Naturally lit with 88 light pipes, bottom tier seats removable for events text goes here

47 Basketball Arena

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53 Achievements On Time Big Build construction programme delivered a year ahead of Games Time, Cost and Fit for purpose On Budget 8bn Final cost Fit for Purpose Designed for legacy as well as Games Objectives Venues Site Platform Village Vertical Build Transport Operations Stratford Projects Health, Safety & Security Sustainability Priority themes Equality and Inclusion Employment and Skills Legacy Design and Accessibility Priority Themes Achievements above industry benchmarks Other Projects

54 Sustainability & the Murdoch University Masterplan

55 Consultation Process and Outcomes

56 Discovery Way Looking North West towards the Paddock

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58 Murdoch Square + the Paddock - a bush piazza delivering public spaces and outdoor learning spaces

59 WATER TREATMENT AND REUSE

60 RAINWATER HARVESTING & REUSE

61 GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE & BIODIVERSITY

62 ROOF TOP GARDENS AND VEGETATED FACADES

63 Thank Learning Legacy Website