Pollard Thomas Edwards architects (PTEa), in collaboration with The Castle Climbing Centre and engineers Price & Myers, are creating a unique climbing event which invites visitors to scale their office building and gain a ‘fresh view’ of the built landscape.
RMJM
83 Paul Street, London
This will be your final chance to catch the London Festival of Architecture's free lunchtime architecture and environmental surgeries at RMJM’s architects.
Battersea Power Station, Gate 2
188 Kirtling Street, London
This Saturday sees the derelict Battersea Power Station opening its (partial) doors once again, for the second of the two additional tours added for the London Festival of Architecture.
10 Keyworth Studios, 7th Floor, Keyworth Studios,
London South Bank University
This is the second part of two workshops with top designers/developers unveiling transformational ideas for neglected areas of London.
Canada House
Trafalgar Square, Pall Mall East, London
Architectural and city-building innovations in Canada’s Pacific portal over the past half century have turned Vancouver into a verb, with architects and planners in the United States and the Middle East now speaking of “Vancouverizing” their own metropolises.
Jubilee Gardens
The Southbank
In 1951, London’s skyline was transformed, as part of the Festival of Britain, by the erection of one of the most striking structures ever built in this country: the Skylon.
Mediatheque at BFI Southbank
Belvedere Road, South Bank
This is your chance to view highlights from the BFI's National Archive – the world’s largest and most diverse collection of moving images - for free.
Rabih Hage Gallery
69-71 Sloane Avenue, London
Designed by Rabih Hage and built by EOS this inspirational architectural project explores the possibility of using additive layer manufacturing (also referred to as e-Manufacturing or rapid manufacturing) technology within the built environment.
With the help of British Waterways, Conisbee, and other local businesses, Regent's Canal is set to be one of the most exciting destinations at this year's London Festival of Architecture.
In partnership with the British Council, the London Festival of Architecture will present The Embassies Project to showcase the work of architects and designers in over 20 embassies across London.
The Royal Danish Embassy
55 Sloane Street, London, SW1X 9SR
Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971), the architect behind the Danish Embassy in London, was one of the leading Scandinavian architects of his time and one of the first to introduce functionalism and later on international style in Denmark.
Officine Grandi Riparazioni
via Paolo Borsellino 17/A, Torino Italy
Leading international designers - Ross Lovegrove Patricia Urquiola, Clemens Weisshar and Matali Crasset - will gather to analyse and discuss some of the works developed by the designers for the exhibition "Flexibility: Design in a fast-changing Society".
Ex-Carceri, “Le Nuove”
Via Paolo Borsellino 1, Torino Italy
In 2050 over 90% of the world's population will live in cities. These systems of close-knit connections between material objects and immaterial factors produced by man are often directly responsible for reducing, and sometimes even paralysing, the manoeuverability of individuals.
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