Trees & Architecture Talk

Event Information

A short illustrated talk exploring the relationship between trees and the built environment, delivered as part of a programme of learning and engagement around urban nature in the City of London.

The session will examine how trees and architecture interact within dense urban settings—considering how street trees, gardens, and planting schemes shape the experience of historic and contemporary city spaces. It will highlight the ecological, cultural, and wellbeing value of integrating nature into the built environment.

Delivered by Judith Loesing (TBC), the talk will offer accessible insights suitable for a general audience, encouraging reflection on how urban design can better support biodiversity, climate resilience, and human wellbeing.

The session is delivered with the advice and support of Age UK City of London

Contributors

City of London

This programme is supported by the City of London Corporation, whose funding enables the development and delivery of inclusive cultural, environmental, and wellbeing activities across the City of London. Their support helps bring nature-based engagement, creative programming, and community participation into the heart of the City, ensuring that residents, workers, and underrepresented groups can access high-quality experiences that promote wellbeing, connection, and a greater understanding of the urban environment.

Location of event

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