Starts:
06:30pm, Tuesday, 21 July 2015
Until:
09:30pm, Tuesday, 21 July 2015
Tickets
Standard: £6 / Students: £3
Book tickets online via RA website
Venue
The Royal Academy, 6 Burlington Gardens
Presented in association with the Royal Academy.
Image: Opening Rainham Marshes by Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Peter Beard LANDROOM’s project for opening Rainham Marsh to public access received a special mention in the 2014 European Prize for Urban Public Space awards. To mark the opening of a new exhibition about the prize, this evening event offers an opportunity to hear from Beard and other architects who have been working in Rainham within the context of a strategy to improve the town’s public infrastructure.
Delivered by the Greater London Authority and the London Borough of Havering over the past decade, the new work ranges in scale from landscape proposals by architects including East and What if: projects, to the remodeling of existing buildings by Civic Architects and Alison Brooks, and a new library, nursery and housing project designed by Maccreanor Lavington which formalizes a square outside Rainham station.
Speakers:
Welcome words by Judit Carrera, Director of the European Prize for Urban Public Space
Peter Beard, Peter Beard_LANDROOM
Prisca Thielmann, Maccreanor Lavington Architects
Levent Kerimol, Greater London Authority
Dan Jones, Civic Architects
Chaired by Ellis Woodman, Director, The Architecture Foundation
