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The AF is offering its members a one-off opportunity to engage in an intimate seminar with Denise Scott Brown, one of the 20th Century’s most influential architectural thinkers and practitioners. A personal tour though Scott Brown’s own position will be followed by a lively and provocative debate in the close quarters of the AF’s Project Space, to which all present will be invited to participate.
Selected students and tutors from London’s leading architecture schools, Sir Terry Farrell (a former student of Scott Brown himself), and a small audience of AF Members will take part in a wide ranging session of argy bargy. The self-titled ‘grandmother of architecture’ will be challenging architects to engage with the world that surrounds them and to ask what they can learn from social scientists, urban economists, and even planners.
Open to AF Members only, with prior registration, on a first come first served basis.
Please RSVP to members@architecturefoundation.org.uk by Friday 23 September to reserve your place. Latecomers may not be admitted.