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RIBA Research Symposium – 2009 Event

Changing Practices Event, London, England

22 Sep 2009

RIBA Research Symposium 2009 : Changing Practices

Date and time: 24 Sep 2009, 9.30am – 5.30pm
Venue: RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London W1

Now in its fourth year, the Royal Institute of British Architects’ annual Research Symposium has become an important fixture in the architectural community’s calendar.

Following the success of 2008’s symposium on space standards, this year’s event turns its attention to the subject of the profession itself, at a time when architects have had to look at and question the ways in which they operate. Titled Changing Practices, the Symposium will provide a context for those discussions, presenting the challenges and opportunities for architectural practice; it will explore how practice evolved in the past, operates in the present, and might change in the future.

The Symposium will be organised in four sessions:
– The Evolution of Practice will look at the history of the profession
– The Organisation of Practice will review how practices are structured and managed
– The Politics of Practice will explore the ideologies and belief systems that shape practice
– The Future of Practice will examine other ways in which architectural intelligence might be deployed

Anne Lacaton

This year the RIBA welcomes Anne Lacaton (photo above) of Parisian practice Lacaton and Vassal (winner of the 2008 French Grand Prix National de L’Architecture) who will deliver the keynote speech. The architecture practice is renowned for their projects that extend the social and economic frontiers of architecture.

The event will be convened by Jeremy Till of the University of Westminster and Tatjana Schneider of the University of Sheffield.

Location: 66 Portland Place, London, England, UK

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London Architectural News

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Book your place online at www.architecture.com/research
Tickets for non-RIBA members cost £99.00; RIBA members pay £78.00; students pay £26.00

RIBA Research Symposium 2009 Speakers & Contributors

Opening address
Ruth Reed, RIBA President

Keynote speaker
Anne Lacaton, Lacaton and Vassal

Chairs:
Harriet Harriss, Oxford Brookes University (morning)
Murray Fraser, University of Westminster (afternoon)

Speakers:
Keith Bradley, Feilden Clegg Bradley
Jonathan Charley, University of Strathclyde
Christian Derix, Aedas
Liza Fior, muf
Stephen Hill, Beyond Green
Indy Johar, 00:/
Martin Parker, University of Leicester
Simon Pepper, University of Liverpool
Jim Saker, Loughborough University
Robert Webb, Quiet Revolution
Albena Yaneva, University of Manchester

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Mies van der Rohe Awards

American Architecture Awards

Angela Brady : former RIBA President

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Architects: Bennetts Associates
Kings Cross Sports Hall London Building
photo © John Sturrock
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