The team of consultants working of the feasibility study for Brixton Works includes Project 00, Impact Hub Brixton CIC and Camden Collective.

Say hello to the team:

Joost Beunderman
Joost has worked with 00 since late 2008, leading on a wide range of research and strategy projects. He was co-author of the ‘Compendium for the Civic Economy’ [2011] about innovative approaches to local regeneration, and co-founded Impact Hub Brixton in 2014. Having recently become a dad, he is passionate about exploring how workspace and affordable childcare could be combined.

 

Alice Fung
Alice is a qualified architect and has worked on a wide range of affordable workspace projects. She co-founded Impact Hub Westminster in 2010-11  and was the architect for Impact Hub Kings Cross. A specialist on smart workspace environments, she’s always looking for new ways in which better designed space can enable people to be more collaborative and innovative.

 

Tim Ahrensbach
Tim joined 00 in 2010, when he co-authored the ‘Compendium for the Civic Economy’, and in the following years co-founded a series of civic ventures including Impact Hub Westminster, the Willesden Green Library Lab and Trade School Westminster, a peer-to-peer learning initiative where people teach other. A member of the South London Maker Space, Tim is particularly interested in how to create new affordable spaces for making and re-making. 

 

Nadine Spencer
Nadine manages Camden Collective’s co-working spaces in Camden, ensuring they are vibrant, productive places to be. She connects creative startup businesses and entrepreneurs with free or low-cost workspace and has recently led on the opening up of Euston’s old Temperance Hospital for local start-ups and SMEs.

Simon Pitkeathley
Simon has been CEO of the multi-award winning CamdenTown BID, Camden Town Unlimited, since 2007. He is also currently Co-Chair of Cross River Partnership and sits on the London Enterprise Panel (LEP), SME Working Group and Labour High Streets Advisory Group.