Oliver Tyler, Director at Architecture Practice WilkinsonEyre, discusses the challenges and opportunities in the architecture and design industry. He emphasizes the importance of reducing carbon and reusing existing buildings to achieve sustainability goals. Oliver also highlights the need to create attractive and inclusive workspaces that appeal to the modern workforce. He shares insights into the design of Eight Bishopsgate, including the use of natural materials and the incorporation of outdoor spaces. The building's ESG credentials and focus on sustainability are also discussed.

Takeaways:
- The architecture industry is facing the challenge of reducing carbon and achieving net zero carbon in construction by 2050.
- Reuse of existing buildings is becoming increasingly important, with an estimated 80% of the building stock still existing in 2050.
- Creating attractive and inclusive workspaces is crucial for attracting and retaining talent.
- The design of Eight Bishopsgate focuses on using natural materials, incorporating outdoor spaces, and creating a sense of honesty and openness.
- The building's ESG credentials are embedded in its design, with a focus on sustainability and reducing unnecessary materials.