Tag: architecture
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Call for Participants: Field Office Workshop
Field Office Workshop Location: Sayes Court, London Date: 13-14 October 2023 Summary: Field Office workshops are a collaboration for founding and supporting new site-specific practices. The workshops are for university design studios and emerging professional studios to explore new site-specific practices. Students and young practitioners, including architects, artists, ecologists, geographers, landscape architects, anthropologists, and urban designers, will
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Greenwich Landscape student wins Architects for Health award
Landscape Architecture student, Cleo Lewington, received the Judges Prize at the Architects for Health (AfH) awards on Thursday 6th July. The Architects for Health Student Design Awards is an annual design competition that aims to challenge students of architecture and design to explore innovative and compassionate design for health and social care settings. As well
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School of Design Show 2023 ::: 15 June ::: University of Greenwich
You are invited to the private view of the Landscape Architecture and Urban Design Students on 15 June at the University of Greenwich, School of Design
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New Collective Landscape Futures series
Landscape Architecture and Urbanism at the University of Greenwich is delighted to announce the next series of Collective Landscape Futures roundtable discussions. All events will be hosted in the Stephen Lawrence Gallery (London SE10 9BD). 27th January 2023. 6-8pm. Growth & Climate: The ethics of design. This roundtable discussion will explore how design practices can contribute to
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Summer Exhibition – Landscape Architecture and Urbanism – Greenwich
Join us on the evening of Thursday 16 June (18:00 – 21:00) for the opening of the University of Greenwich School of Design Summer Exhibition (10-11 Stockwell Street, London SE10 9BD). Landscape Architecture and Urbanism students from across the school (from Year 1 to Masters) will be exhibiting their work.
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Launch of Testing-Ground 03
TESTING-GROUND, Issue 03 Youthhood, will be launched on Thursday 20 January [from 5:00pm] in London’s Stephen Lawrence Gallery. Join the contributors to discuss the articles that examine worlds through youthful eyes, make evident young ambitions, and aim to empower young people to design their cities and landscapes. Youthhood includes contributions by Ed Wall, Carmel Keren,
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Landscapes of Care
Landscapes of CareCopenhagen Architecture Festival x 2021October 7–17, 2021 www.cafx.dkFacebook / Instagram / YouTube The full program of the largest architecture festival in Scandinavia is out and can be discovered on the festival’s official website. From October 7–17, 2021, Copenhagen and Aarhus will be flooded with events, film screenings, debates, exhibitions, art performances, lectures and guided tours addressing the theme Landscapes of Care. In response
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Trio of End of Year Celebrations
The end of year for Landscape Architecture and Urbanism students at the University of Greenwich has been marked by three collective events. Firstly, in June the students presented their final projects to a public audience of design practitioners, tutors, family and friends. Then on Friday we launched the end-of-year online graduate exhibition. Finally, the exhibition
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The Landscapists: AD Launch: Tate Modern Terrace Bar
Join us for the launch of The Landscapists: Redefining Landscape Relations – the latest issue of Architectural Design (AD) – guest-edited by Ed Wall. Date: 18 March, 6:30pm – 10:30pm Organised by: Ed Wall Venue: Tate Modern Terrace Bar, Bankside, London, SE1 9TG Register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-landscapists-ad-launch-tate-modern-terrace-bar-tickets-9362747229 +++ The Landscapists critically investigates landscapes made and remade through
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Archigram’s Mike Webb to speak at Greenwich
The lecture will take place in LT 11_0004, Stockwell Street on 14th Mar 2019, 6pm. Formed in the 1960’s the avant-garde architectural group, Archigram, aimed to keep the spirit of modernism alive. Founder member and documenter of the group, Michael Webb will speak to some of its history. This lecture is part of the University of
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