Situating Architecture: term 2 lecture series

The Bartlett School of Architecture's new architectural history lecture programme, drawing on academics from the institution, continues during the second academic term of 2014/15.

The lectures take place on Monday lunchtimes in the School's new facilities on Hampstead Road. All welcome.

12 January, Claire Colebrook - Scale and Refuge: Twilight of the Anthropocene

19 January, Tania Sengupta - Town, Territory, Paper, Partitions: Colonial knowledge and amterial-spatial cultures of provinical governance in India c. 1830-1860

26 January, Harriet Richardson - On with the new, off with the old. 250 years of hospital design

2 February, Stephen Loo - Performative Ecologies at the Baroque Edges of Sentience

9 February, Clare Melhuish, Re-framing Modernism: architecture and cultural identity in the black Atlantic

16 February, Sophia Psarra - Emergent and Designed Tectonics: Re-situating Architectural Knowledge

2 March, Edward Denison - Complicated Encounters - China, Modernity, and the Arrival of Architecture

16 March, Peter Bishop - Dark Matter: Kings Cross and the politics behind built form

23 March, Nina Vollenbroker - Boundary Crossings

24 March, Frederic Migayrou (Tuesday 1-2, Seminar Room 206)