Architecture Masters
The podcast from the London Festival of Architecture.
The people behind the buildings: a series of conversations with some of architecture’s leading lights.
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Thu 09 Jul : 12:47
PAINT THE COURT
Adrian Jankowiak, Director and Founder of Nairobi Design Week, nominates “Paint the Court” for today’s object representing architecture and power. You can see his video here.
Wed 08 Jul : 10:56
THE ART OF BUILDING
In today’s video for our series on Power and Architecture, Colin Tweedy, Chief Executive of the Building Centre and the Built Environment Trust, tells us about his nomination of “The art of building” tile from Florence Cathedral. Watch his video here and see the rest of the series here.
Tue 07 Jul : 10:09
MINISTRY OF SOUND
Neil Pinder, Product Design and Architecture teacher in Graveney School South London, nominates the Ministry of Sound for today’s object representing architecture and power. You can see his video here.
Mon 06 Jul : 10:06
LIVE PERFORMANCE
In today’s video for our series on Power and Architecture, Kate Goodwin, Head of Architecture and Drue Heinz Curator at the Royal Academy of Arts, tells us about her nomination of live performance. Watch her video here and see the rest of the series here.
Sun 05 Jul : 9:01
METROPOLITAN GREEN BELT
Charles Holland, Principal of Charles Holland Architects, Professor of Architecture at the University of Brighton and Visiting Professor ABK Stuttgart, nominates Metropolitan Green Belt for today’s object representing architecture and power. You can see his video here.
Sat 04 Jul : 9:01
THE CO-MOORING PROJECT
In today’s video for our series on Power and Architecture, Rosa Rogina, Architect, researcher and educator working as Head of Programme at LFA, tells us about her nomination of the Co-Mooring Project. Watch her video here and see the rest of the series here.
Fri 03 Jul : 10:42
THE LONDON HOUSING GUIDE
Paul Monaghan, Director of ALLFORD HALL MONAGHAN MORRIS, nominates The London Housing Design Guide (2010) by Design for London for today’s object representing architecture and power. You can see his video here.
The world’s biggest annual architecture festival in the world’s capital city for architecture.
The London Festival of Architecture is the world’s largest annual architecture festival. With an amazing programme of events and activities taking place right across London every June, we welcome everyone into the conversation around architecture and our city.
Exceptionally, for this year, our festival in June will be a new digital festival with the wider core public programme taking place later in the year.
What makes us unique is that our vast programme of events each year is delivered by a diverse mix of independent organisations and individuals – helping to radically democratise the debate about architecture and our city.
2020 Festival Theme:
Power
From the White House to Downing Street, our buildings are a byword for the power of their inhabitants. From the Pyramids to the Parthenon, for millennia people have used architecture to demonstrate their power and influence. Our theme for the LFA 2020 is Power.
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