Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust and London Marathon Events Ltd launch a competition to design a new mile-marker structure for every one of the 26 miles on the iconic London Marathon course.

The Next 100 Years exhibition at The Bartlett invites the public to help create a manifesto for the built environment, held in the gallery at 22 Gordon St Headquarters it invites public to pose the questions that will define the next 100 years of the built environment.

The Bartlett School of Architecture marks 100 years of radical thinking with a year-long programme of events and a new website, engaging the public in built environment work.

New Dean of The Bartlett School of Architecture announced, Professor Christoph Lindner, as school of architecture marks its 100th anniversary, voted No. 1 in the world to study architecture and the built environment in QS World Rankings.

In connection to exhibition “Crisply Nordic. Architect Erik Bryggman”, lecture by curator Mikko Laaksonen re important 20th century Finnish architect, drawing parallels with Estonian architecture.

The Dallas Architecture Forum is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing public education about architecture, design and the urban environment.

The Royal Institute of British Architects news – historian William Curtis will present an overview of Spanish architect Alejandro de la Sota’s buildings at the RIBA on 27th November.

Transforming Construction Network Plus (N+), 2.5m project to unite business and research in a bid to fundamentally revolutionise construction in UK, launched at The Bartlett, UCL’s faculty of the built environment.

This week the Royal Institute of British Architects will kick-off a series of three fundraising events in partnership with the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust to mark its significant anniversary year.

Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2019 Vision Competition, “New Habitats, New Beauties”, related to the main curatorial topic, this year’s TAB competition focuses on the east side of Kopli, part of Kalamaja, an urban area in the North of Tallinn.