RIBA London is advancing architecture in the capital.
What's on?
Tuesday 15 July, 5pm – 9pm
National Tennis Centre, SW15 5JQ (Coach provided from RIBA HQ, W1B 1AD)
A talk on novel solutions in natural ventilation from schools to offices to retail by Shaun Fitzgerald (e-stack/ Cambridge University) and Andrew Woods (Cambridge University).
Followed by tour of the National Tennis Centre
Fees:
Standard rate: £120+ VAT per seminar (4 CPD hours each)
Reductions are available to RIBA Chartered Members and Practices with the CPD Club Membership, which costs £270 + VAT for a block booking of 3 seminars / 12 hours of CPD.
To book and for further details please download the CPD Programme.
27 June –20 July
Six riverboat piers: Millbank, Embankment, Bankside, Tower, Canary Wharf and Greenwich QE2
Dark Waters is an RIBA London exhibition about rebuilding an ancient relationship with the Thames and an exploration of the nature of the connections that result. A unique Dark Waters Ordnance Survey Map has been commissioned for the exhibition, which is part of the London Festival of Architecture. During the festival which takes place during 20 June - 20 July 2008, six piers along the Thames have been selected for audiovisual installations that link Londoners with the Thames allowing them to experience the waters on an emotional and immersive level.
The Thames Clippers service forms part of the Dark Waters experience connecting the six piers with the five London Festival of Architecture hubs of activity, allowing visitors to travel between events and exhibitions by boat. Download the Dark Waters discounted voucher to use during the festival. Once on the Thames Clippers you can collect your FREE special edition Ordnance Survey map.
Visit the interviews section of the website www.darkwaters.org.uk| to listen to engaging discussions about the River Thames from experts including those who live on the river.
What does RIBA London do?
Promotion of excellence
We promote excellence in the profession and the value of good design by celebrating your achievements in London through:
Engaging with others in London
We engage decision-makers and policy-makers to encourage a design-led approach to capital investment. We work with:
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the Mayor
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the boroughs
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central government
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our industry partners and other professions
Branch network
We listen to and support established and emerging practices, respond to cultural and community needs and encourage excellence in the profession through our network of
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Members are welcome to take part in any of these activities and should contact the regional office for more information.
RIBA London, 66 Portland Place, London W1B 1AD
Tel: 020 7307 3681, fax: 020 7307 3788, email: riba.london@inst.riba.org|
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