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The Architecture Foundation receives no public funding. If you value our work please consider supporting. Details of both the practice supporter programme and individual Patreon membership are available via the links in our bio. Thanks for all your support, everybody. 🙏 02 Nov 2026 The Architecture Foundation receives no public funding. If you value our work please consider supporting. Details of both the practice supporter programme and individual Patreon membership are available via the links in our bio. Thanks for all your support, everybody. 🙏 02 Nov 2026 The Architecture Foundation receives no public funding. If you value our work please consider supporting. Details of both the practice supporter programme and individual Patreon membership are available via the links in our bio. Thanks for all your support, everybody. 🙏 02 Nov 2026 The great Christian Kerez is talking at @architecture_ra next week. Head over to www.royalacademy.org for the few remaining tickets. 13 Nov 2026 Poet and novelist Holly Pester comes on the pod to discuss Cafés (Fitzcarraldo Editions, 2026), her T. S. Eliot Prize-shortlisted collection and elegy for communal space. Recorded in her office at the University of Essex during Freshers’ Week, the conversation considers the café as an institution and a dream of public life and what Deleuze and Guattari, writing on Kafka, called “cramped space”: the idea that pressure and constraint can liberate our thinking. For Pester, this extends to luxury within poverty, a bohemian potential she sees as a bridge between architecture and poetry. Listen via the link in bio. @hollypest @fitzcarraldoeditions @architecturefoundation 09 Nov 2026 🕖7:00pm tonight: Nzinga Mboup and Nicolas Rondet of @worofila are giving the 2026 Rick Mather Lecture. Tickets are available from the Barbican box office. Link in bio). Images: The Rainforest Gallery by Worofila, a passive design exhibition space located on the campus of the Museum of West African Art in Benin City, Nigeria. 03 Nov 2026 Part Four: Public, Policy, Place Thursday 19 November, 7–8.30pm We are excited to announce the third session of our Part Four talk series ‘Public, Policy, Place’, exploring how artists, civic actors, architects, spatial practitioners and local authorities collectively shape the public realm. The panel brings together a diverse range of specialisms and practices, tied by a commitment to place-based, socially-engaged work. Francesca Anfossi, Rochester Square @fraanfossi @rochestersquareofficial Alison Crawshaw, Alison Crawshaw Ltd @alisoncrawshaw Alice Hardy, Global Generation @globalgeneration Jamie Hignett, Unit 38 @unit38_ Dr David Knight, DK-CM @dk_cm Marie Bak Mortensen, Create London @createlondon Benni Allan (Chair), EBBA @ebbaarchitects 📍ALL PROJECTS, Unit 3 Mill Row, N1 5RL 🗓️ Thursday 19 November; 6.45pm (Arrival), 7pm (Talk Starts), 8.30pm (Talk Ends) 🎟️ Tickets can be purchased through the Architecture Foundation’s shop, link in bio ❓To submit a question to the panel ahead of time, please email [email protected] with the subject line ‘Part Four Questions.’ Ticket price includes entry and a complementary drink. All proceeds contribute to ALL PROJECTS’ ongoing support for emerging artists, architects and practitioners. Please contact [email protected] for any accessibility or other requirements. 29 Oct 2026 The 2026 Rick Mather Lecture: Worofila November 3rd, 19:00-21:00, Frobisher Hall 1 Senegalese practice Worofila @worofila presents this year’s Rick Mather lecture, celebrating the work of architects who are making important contributions to thinking about sustainability. Led by Nzinga Mboup and Nicolas Rondet, Worofila is based in Dakar and creates bioclimatic architecture based around local, non-polluting materials, ancestral knowledge, and democratic systems of construction and maintenance. The lecture coincides with the publication of Ecosystems: A Contemporary African Architecture (MACK @mack_publishing ), a survey of Worofila’s work to date, spanning housing, infrastructure, public institutions, and spaces for training and experimentation. Images: 1. NRS, Nguaparou-Senegal, 2021. 2. Aesthetics and Logics, Versailles, 2002. 3.Ecopavilion, Diamniadio, 2019. 🎟Tickets are available from the Barbican box office. 🔗Link in bio. 26 Oct 2026 🎺The 2026 Rick Mather Lecture: Worofila @worofila Tuesday November 3rd, 19:00-21:00, Barbican Centre, Frobisher Hall 1 Senegalese practice Worofila presents this year’s Rick Mather lecture, celebrating the work of architects who are making important contributions to thinking about sustainability. Led by Nzinga Mboup and Nicolas Rondet, Worofila is based in Dakar and creates bioclimatic architecture based around local, non-polluting materials, ancestral knowledge, and democratic systems of construction and maintenance. The lecture coincides with the publication of Ecosystems: A Contemporary African Architecture (MACK @mack_publishing) a survey of Worofila’s work to date, spanning housing, infrastructure, public institutions, and spaces for training and experimentation.  🎟Tickets are available from the Barbican box office via the link in bio. 📷Images: Project NKD, Dakar 2021; Nzinga B. Mboup & Nicolas Rondet. 30 Sep 2026 🎺Architecture on Stage: Takero Shimazaki
7:00pm, Wednesday October 28th, Frobisher Hall 1, Barbican Centre The London-based architect Takero Shimazaki @takeroshimazakiarchitects discusses projects including the Stirling Prize-shortlisted Niwa House and the recently completed Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick. Shimazaki co-founded the practice t-sa in 1996, following earlier experience with Itsuko Hasegawa Atelier, Richard Rogers Partnership, and Alison and Peter Smithson. He is a senior lecturer in architecture at London Metropolitan University. 🎟Tickets are available from the Barbican Centre box office via the link in bio 📷The Yard, Hackney Wick (Anton Gorlenko), Niwa House, Peckham (Felix Koch), Prewett’s Mill, Horsham (Anton Gorlenko) 25 Sep 2026 📷Godolphin and Latymer School (Jim Stephenson) 🎺NEW IN ARCHITECTURE ON STAGE: WALTERS & COHEN @waltersandcohen Founded in 1994 by Cindy Walters and Michál Cohen, their work places particular emphasis on creating inclusive, sustainable and enduring spaces that respond carefully to their surroundings. Notable projects include the Dorothy Garrod Building at Newnham College, Cambridge, and the Vajrasana Buddhist Retreat Centre in Suffolk. The practice has also developed an estates strategy for Murray Edwards College, Cambridge, helping shape the long-term future of its Grade II* listed Chamberlin, Powell and Bon campus. Cindy and Michál will be speaking in the Frobisher Hall at the Barbican Centre on October 22nd. Tickets are available via the Barbican box office - link in bio. 📷The King’s School Canterbury (Dennis Gilbert) 📷The King’s School Canterbury (Jim Stephenson) 📷Newnham College, Cambridge (Dennis Gilbert) 📷Vajrasana Buddhist Retreat (Jim Stephenson) 24 Sep 2026 TAKING SPACE IS BACK. Taking Space returns with the Nike After Dark Tour, in support of theCOLAB’s campaign to SAVE THE ARTIST’S GARDEN, the world’s first and only sculpture garden for the work of women artists. Taking Space makes space for women through collective running and reclaiming space in the city. Friday 2nd October, 6pm, 5km run + panel at Somerset House Run: women only Panel: all genders Speakers: @manijeh.verghese CEO of @opencity @elizahatch founder of @cheerupluv @tylerwilliamsgreen CEO of @theoutrunners LINK IN BIO FOR TICKETS All ticket proceeds will go towards theCOLAB’s campaign to Save the Artist’s Garden from closure. This event is part of @thearchitecturefoundation public programme @nikelondon @nikewomen 14 Sep 2026

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