Thursday 30 June 18:30 - 21:30

Reference Point
2 Arundel Street
London
WC2R 3DA

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Places for InterACTion - Launch Party and Talk

Community & Culture

Launch party and talk for the publication "Places for InterACTion' by Proctor and Matthews Architects

โ€œThe city is like a great house, and the house in its turn a small city.โ€ Leon Battista Alberti

Alberti reminds us that only scale separates the shared function of the city and home. Both should be designed to support human interaction.

Proctor and Matthews Architects will be launching โ€˜Places for InterACTionโ€™, the latest edition of their annual โ€˜&โ€™ series of publications. The paper explores the studios approach to urban design and examines how buildings are brought together to create meaningful places for interaction within the city.

From the first phase of the Landmark Riverside Sunderland Masterplan to a vibrant new community hub in east London, the publication will chart the practicesโ€™ current work alongside a series of diverse essays by contributing authors.

We invite you to join us at Reference Point, library, bookshop and bar to celebrate our first in-person event since the start of the pandemic where there will also be an opportunity to collect a copy of last yearโ€™s publication. The discussion will be led by Stephen Proctor, Andrew Matthews and guest speaker, Stephen Willacy, Chief City Architect at Aarhus City Council.

About Guest Speaker Stephen Willacy:

Stephen is the Chief City Architect at Aarhus City Council responsible for achieving architectural quality for large-scale plans and projects across the city. Stephen has been Partner in the internationally acclaimed Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects; Associate Professor and Researcher at Aarhus School of Architecture, Guest Professor at Arizona State University, USA, and is currently an Honorary Professor at The University of Dundee, Scotland.

Thursday 30th June

Reference Point, 2 Arundel Street, WC2R 3DA

Doors and Bar - 6.30pm

Talk Begins - 7.15pm

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