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The event will provide an insight into some of the innovative design and operational approaches that stadiums and leisure centres are adopting in response to improving their sustainability and environmental performance. It will also look at ways in which sports and leisure facilities can enhance their overall building performance, with input from leading stadium and leisure centre operators and academics from around the UK and Europe.
The event will be hosted at the award-winning Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which recently won the Gold Medal at the 2021 IOC IPC IAKS architecture prizes. It will include seminars and a Stadium tour, which will give delegates a chance to see the innovative design and operation of a venue that plays host to Premier League football, NFL and other major concerts and events.
Conference language: English
Delegates: Public and private stadium and arena operators, sports departments and organisations, architects, urban planners

09.45am Registration
10.30am Welcome
10.45am Building Performance Analysis
Development of low energy buildings
11.15am Venue Operations
Innovation in the operation of major venues
12.00pm Coffee break
12.15pm Sustainability
Innovation in the design of sustainable facilities
1.00pm Lunch break
2.00pm Building visit and tour of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
3.30pm Panel discussion
Current Issues in Sports and Leisure Industry
4.15pm Closing remarks
4.30pm Option for networking drinks at the Beavertown Corner Pin pub
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How to find the event

Access to the Stadium will be through the East Stand entrance on Worcester Avenue, with registration and refreshments in the Lower East Side sports bar. The seminars will take place in the Stadium Briefing room, with delegates being given directions to the Stadium Briefing room at registration.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is highly accessible by public transport.
BY TRAIN
The Stadium is served by four train stations:
1. White Hart Lane (London Overground): approx. 10 mins walk to Stadium East Entrance
2. Northumberland Park (Abellio Greater Anglia Services): 10 mins walk to Stadium East Entrance
3. Tottenham Hale (London Underground Victoria Line and Abellio Greater Anglia Services): 25 mins walk to Stadium East Entrance
4. Seven Sisters (London Underground Victoria Line and London Overground): 30 mins walk to Stadium East Entrance
BY BUS
The Stadium is well-served by TFL buses, which run up and down the High Road (including bus numbers 149, 259, 279 and 349), as well as along White Hart Lane (W3).
BY BIKE
There are a number of on-street and off-street cycle parking spaces around the Stadium.
BY CAR
There are very limited paid parking opportunities within walking distance of the stadium.