Tag: University of Greenwich
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Human Rights Festival
The Centre for Transformative & Global Justice launches a Human Rights Festival. Date: 7-11 April Location: University of Greenwich [Room QA080, Queen Anne Court, Park Row] The global landscape at the beginning of 2025 presents unprecedented challenges. Rapid changes in the international geopolitical arena, the rise of authoritarian regimes, the exploitation of vulnerable people point to
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Duncan Goodwin to lead Landscape Architecture at Greenwich
Landscape Architect, Duncan Goodwin, has been appointed to lead the Landscape Architecture and Urbanism department at the University of Greenwich. Duncan trained in Horticulture and Landscape Architecture at Cornell University and the University of Greenwich and has been teaching at the school since 2009. +++ The Landscape Architecture and Urbanism programmes (BA, MA, MLA, MSc and PhD)
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Sam Elstub at the Design Museum
How Does Skateboarding Shape Cities? is an event hosted at the Design Museum next week. A panel of skaters, academics, designers and makers including Iain Borden, Charlie Davis, Sam Elstub, Charles Myatt and Esther Sayers, will discuss skate spaces, communities and culture. Skateboarding is everywhere: in urban streets and plazas, DIY constructions, multi-story projects, pop
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New Coasts Exhibition Opens
New Coasts exhibition of student work opens today. Students from Unit C, Masters of Landscape Architecture and Urbanism at University of Greenwich, have curated an exhibition of their in-progress designs. Projects explore the coastal landscapes of Landguard Point, Felixstowe, and they question what is lost and gained as these landscapes go through designed and unplanned change. New
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No More I Love You’s / School of Design Spring Lecture Series
No More I Love You’s Design, Media, Landscape, and Architecture at the End of the World Thursday 18 January – Thursday 4 April 7pm-8.30pm University of Greenwich, Stockwell Street Lecture Theatre 004 Our post-covid worlds are saturated with political disenchantment, often accompanied by a weariness and an exhaustion at it all. And to little surprise;
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Field Office invites applications for India workshop
The Field Office invites applications to the second workshop, in Ahmedabad, India. The workshop, that will be in March 2024, explores new site-specific practices and is open to university design studios and young/emerging individual professionals / practices. See more here. Places are limited. Apply here by January 7, 2024.
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Invitation to the Greenwich Landscape and Urbanism Summer Exhibition
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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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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Oikios = Eco = Our Home ::: Collective Landscape Futures at Greenwich tomorrow
23 March (6-8pm) Oikos=Eco=Home. Stephen Lawrence Gallery The third Collective Landscape Futures roundtable will focus on relations between economy and ecology. This roundtable will examine the relations between economy and ecology and how this might shape how we make and inhabit the world.Speakers include: Indy Johar (Dark Matter Labs), Johanna Gibbons (J&L Gibbons), Alan Gillingwater (Student), Henry
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Landscape Citizenships event
Join Tim Waterman (UCL), Jane Wolff (University of Toronto) and Ed Wall (University of Greenwich) on 30 November 2021, 5:00 pm–6:00 pm (UK time), for a discussion their latest book, Landscape Citizenships. Register here. The book Landscape Citizenships, edited by Tim Waterman, Jane Wolff, and Ed Wall, challenges assumptions that landscape and citizenship belong in different intellectual arenas. Its fourteen
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