Event categories: Third-party event

Date: 27 April 2025More info Join us at the St Bride Foundation Wayzgoose 2025 to celebrate all things letterpress! From rare type to historic presses, it’s a print lover’s paradise. Whether you’re a pro or a newbie, there’s something for everyone, including a print workshop! This is the perfect place to meet and network with…

Start date: 2 September 2025End date: 31 October 2025More info The SBAU, with British designer Thomas Heatherwick appointed as the event’s general director, aims to explore urban issues of global cities, providing Seoul as a tested to look for alternatives. The structure of the SBAU is composed of few sections: Thematic Exhibition presenting the theme of each…

Date: 24 January 2025More info Join us for a lunchtime chat aimed at interpretation professionals working in nature and landscapes. Perhaps you are involved with a National Landscape or Wildlife Trust or design interpretation panels that sit in the landscape we invite you to participate. Come along and share your experiences, successes and challenges, in…

Date: 21 January 2025More info For too long, we have built homes and neighbourhoods that fail to connect neighbours. The result: growing social isolation and loneliness, lower trust, and worsened physical and mental health. How do we reverse these trends to build happier, healthier, more inclusive communities? Some of the most immediately impactful solutions are…

Date: 11 February 2025More info Eye Magazine’s first Type Tuesday of 2025 will feature Swiss poster designer, letterpress printer and graphic design educator Dafi Kühne. Dafi will be talking about his work and will be showing (and selling) some of his full size posters. “Working in Näfels, eastern Switzerland, Dafi Kühne is a pioneer in reviving…

Date: 12 February 2025More info An overview of the origins of patriarchal city systems and roadmap to more gender equitable cities for everyone. As women we live as second-class citizens within our urban habitat – a fact that is intrinsic to our daily existence as we move through what is obstensibly a man’s world. We…

Date: 5 February 2025More info An overview of the origins of patriarchal city systems and roadmap to more gender equitable cities for everyone. As women we live as second-class citizens within our urban habitat – a fact that is intrinsic to our daily existence as we move through what is obstensibly a man’s world. We…

Date: 6 February 2025More info This event will explore how we can create a built environment where everyone, regardless of their economic circumstances, gender, ethnicity, age, sexual identity, physical ability, nationality or religion, can participate fully in all available opportunities, activities and more in order to make ensure economic, social, health and physical equality along…

Date: 13 March 2025More info Join Professor Lauren Andres in the next instalment of the Bartlett School of Planning Public Lecture Series. Cities are typically thought of as permanent. Structures, streets, infrastructure, and other features of the built environment, even if they are periodically replaced, are intended to endure. But temporary, flexible spaces and uses…

Date: 6 February 2025More info Join us on 6th February 2025 for the launch of Dr Francesca Froy’s new book ‘Rebuilding Urban Complexity: A Configurational Approach to Postindustrial Cities’. The event is being hosted by the Bartlett School of Planning and the Bartlett School of Architecture (Space Syntax Lab). It is co-organised with the University of Oxford’s Sustainable Urban…