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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EVENING/PRIVATE VIEWTuesday 14 December 2004, 6 - 8.30pm By invitation only, this event consists of drinks, mince pies, music and a VIP experience! Shop after hours and view our exciting new exhibition, Housey Housey Only open to Friends and Corporate Members - join now |
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QUAKER MEETING HOUSES IN BRISTOLTalk: Tuesday 26 October, 19.30 David Butler, author of ‘Quaker Meeting Houses in Britain’,
will be giving a talk on the architecture of Quaker Meeting Houses.
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'GREEN HOUSE'Consultations: Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 September 2004 |
'BAKE A BUILDING' ORGANIC CAKE COMPETITION Sunday 5th September 2004 |
KNEE HIGH LIFEWorkshop: Saturday 26 June, 14.00 - 17.00 In November 2001, High Life was created by lead artist ‘FAT - Fashion Architecture Taste’, and eight commissioned artists produced contemporary interpretations of the bird box for Queen Square in Bristol. |
PLAY BOULES!Event: Thursday 24 June The annual Architecture Week boules tournament is back again, following the success of last year’s event. |
HJALTLAND: THE BUILDINGS OF SCALLOWAYLecture: Wednesday 23 June Scalloway is the second largest settlement on the Shetland Islands, with a population of 1000. Its buildings reflect its dramatic position in a bleak landscape of water and fractured landforms, and its rich social history, fluctuating between periods of prosperity and decline. |
THE CABINETFilms: Monday 21 June and Sunday 27 June, 7pm The Architecture Centre and the Cube Cinema have collaborated to curate a series of films for Architecture Week. |
CANDY HOUSESWorkshop: Saturday 19 June, 14.00-17.00 A Hansel and Gretel candy house is not just the stuff of fairy tales. |
HEIGHT MATTERS?Participative Exhibition:Tuesday 4 May – Sunday
13 June Proposals for tall buildings in Bristol are coming forward in greater numbers particularly in the City Centre’s main regeneration areas: Broadmead, Harbourside and Temple. |
FURNITURE TODAY – A LECTURE BY JEZ BROUNThursday 3 June, 19.00, £6.00/£4.50 Furniture like architecture is a barometer of social, economic and spiritual change. |
IS BRISTOL'S BUILT ENVIRONMENT BEING ‘MAN-HANDLED’?Friday 14 May 12.30-14.00 Free debate |
AVANT GARDENS…
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ANTHONY HUDSONLecture: Wednesday 21 April, 19.00 Spectacular Baggy House on the North Devon coast was the first significant commission to be completed by Anthony and this award-winning project has provided a springboard for his subsequent career. |
TYNTESFIELDA lecture by John McVerry at The Architecture Centre 50% of the ticket price will be donated to the restoration of
Tyntesfiel |
GOLDNEY HALL OPEN DOORS VISIT24 March 2004, 6.30pm Goldney Hall Student Residence, Goldney Avenue, Clifton - Self-catering student accommodation for the University of Bristol in the garden of the historic hall, extending existing and providing new accommodation round new courtyards on this splendid site. |
BIOMIMICRYThursday 6 May, 12.30-14.00 A lecture by Dr Chris Luebkeman, Dr.sci.tech (ETHZ), Arup Director for Foresight + Innovation |
THE BUILDING OF BATH SPALecture: Thursday 4 March 2004, 19:00. A lecture supporting the exhibition and exploring issues surrounding this monumental 6-year project. |
LEARNING THROUGH THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT – A REGIONAL GOOD PRACTICE SEMINARThursday 4 March, 10.30 – 16.30 The ‘Learning through the Built Environment’ seminar forms part of a series of six co-ordinated regional networking seminars by CABE Education in partnership with architecture centres across England. |
ACOUSTICS: WHY DO BUILDINGS SOUND LIKE THEY DO?19:30, Wednesday 25 February Ze Nunes of Mach Acoustics will present an audible demonstration of how the mysterious science of sound works in buildings. |
FAST BUILD IN CHINAThe Designers Dream or Nightmare The presentation will illustrate the rapid speed of redevelopment
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TOWARDS GOOD PRACTICE IN SUSTAINABLE URBAN LAND USELaunch: Thursday 22 January 04, 12.30 -13.30, free A launch event for this printed resource, produced by the Bristol LA21 Land Use Group in association with the Architecture Centre and with support from Bristol City Council, Creating:Excellence, the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit and the ODPM.
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