Line-up announced for Situating Architecture lecture series

Brought together alongside The Bartlett's MA Architectural History, the Situating Architecture Lecture Series explores the powers and effects of architecture today.

Invited speakers show how historical and theoretical practices materialise different architectural meanings from poetics to ethics, housing to infrastructure, politics to technologies.

2 October: Dr Nick Beech, Confronting the Metropole

 

9 October: Prof. Mark Crinson, Compartmentalized world

 

16 October: Dr Olivia Horsfall-Turner, Curating practices for the new architecture gallery at the V&A

 

27 October: MAAH Symposium and Exhibition

 

13 November: Anna Minton, Big Capital

 

20 November: Dr Lynne Walker and Dr Elizabeth Darling, The AAXX100 Conference

 

27 November: Dr Kim Kullman, Design, Care and Disability