Archives: Events
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UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment: London Intersections
Start date: 8 April 2026End date: 15 May 2026More info As part of the Bartlett’s UCL 200 celebrations, join us for an exhibition exploring how built environment research shapes the city and influences daily life in London. To mark UCL’s bicentenary, the UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment has curated a multi-media exhibition of…
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LSE: The Inclusive City: Transport Equity in New York and London
Date: 30 March 2026More info This panel brings together transport experts from New York and London to examine the challenge of transport equity in both cities. It explores how leaders such as Sadiq Khan and newly elected Zoran Mamdani can use existing powers and resources to better serve underserved residents, and what trade-offs that may…
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RIBAJ Webinar: Bridging the Imaginative Divide
Date: 12 March 2026More info Join an hour of insight, practical strategies, and real-world examples on visualisation and explore how visualisation is reshaping design thinking, communication, and decision‑making in an era of AI. In an era of AI-driven workflows, immersive tools, and increasingly complex design challenges, visualisation has become far more than a presentation technique.…
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International Assembly Conference 2026
Date: 23 April 2026More info An unmissable online design and creative conference featuring six speakers from six continents. Discover different practices, approaches, cultures and personal insights from industry leaders and fresh-faced pioneers from across the world. Speakers include: + Mindy Seu (USA)+ Brodie Kaman (Australia)+ Irene Fresh (Spain)+ Tég (Brazil)+ Haojun Pan (China)+ NTSAL (Egypt)…
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Urbanistasrdam: New Dictionary for Designers?
Date: 2 April 2026More info Join us on Thursday 2nd April to delve in to this fascinating topic, with author René Boer and spoken word artist Oukje van Merle. Have you ever wondered what effect our language has on the way we design and the city we make? Whether the words we use shape our interactions…
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St. Bride Foundation: Circular Reasons
Date: 23 April 2026More info In today’s world of Unicode standards and QWERTY keyboards, the uniform approach to text can create the impression that writing is fixed: that letters are static, that typography is a fully developed discipline, and that the work of type designers will remain fundamentally unchanged in the decades to come. This…
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TypoCircle Presents: Book Club! Rejane dell Bello, Richard Ardagh, Nigel Cottier and Henrik Kubel in Conversation
Date: 26 March 2026More info The latest design books, the people who made them… a panel discussion on all things designing (and writing) for editorial design. It’s World Book Month, and we have curated our own TypoCircle Book Club! We’ve invited Rejane dal Bello, Richard Ardagh, Henrik Kubel and Nigel Cottier as our stellar line…
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Exhibition: Printing Partnerships – Emery Walker & the Private Press Movement
Start date: 16 July 2026End date: 28 November 2026More info This exhibition will chart Walker’s importance in the world of typography and printing in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, from his first private press involvement with the founding and operation of William Morris’s Kelmscott Press (1891–1898), his partnership with Thomas James Cobden-Sanderson at…
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Type Archived
Date: 23 April 2026 Thursday, 23 April 2026 (1pm BST) Richard Ardagh talks about his recently published book, Type Archived, which documents the treasures of traditional typefounding held at London’s legendary Type Archive. Showcasing highlights from some eight million items, these collections form a tangible history of typography and printing in the UK, from the…
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Future Spaces of Women’s Health: Equity in Public Life
Date: 17 March 2026More info What does a city that actively promotes women’s health look, feel and move like? Join us for a co-making event to imagine the future of women’s health and the spaces needed for this. Led by the Designing Equity Unit (DEU), this ‘first conversations’ event will introduce Kristina Clackson Bonnington’s residency…