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Visit: Tuesday 1 May, 14.00, £5
Room 13 is an innovative initiative that encourages primary school
children to run their own art studios alongside resident artists.
Completed earlier this year Room 13 at Hareclive Primary School,
Hartcliffe, is the first purpose built Room 13 in the country.
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Talk: Tuesday 1 May, 18.00, £5
Piers Taylor from Bath architects Mitchell Taylor Workshop will
focus on Room 13, as well as discussing formative study years
with architects such as Glenn Murcutt; collaboration with Mole
Architects, Gianni Botsford and Peter Clegg; and projects including
Moonshine and Hangar 45.
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Talk: Thursday 8 March, 18.30, £5.00
Will Anderson writes for The Independent and has just published
his Diary of an Eco-Builder, a warts-and-all story of his project
to build a contemporary eco-home in south London.
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Talk and debate: Thursday 15 March, 18.30 – 20.30,
£5.00
Few of us are able to build the eco-house of our dreams. So
how do you go about eco-renovating an existing property?
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Tour: Monday 19 March, 14.00, SOLD OUT
Lucy Pedlar of archipeleco eco-renovated her 1920s family house
in Redland. Following on from the Eco-renovation
Surgery on Thursday 15 March, Lucy will be opening her house
for a tour.
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Talk: Thursday 22 March, 18.30, £5
In this talk, Bill will discuss the day-to-day reality of building
green, showing examples of their work over several years, including
Greenheart's most recently finished project .
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Day Course: Saturday 3 March, 10.00 – 17.00, £40.00
This one-day course is designed to give you all the practical
information you need to make your house a healthier and more planet-friendly
place to live.
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Talk: Tuesday 13 February, 18.30, £5.00
Bill Gething, Feilden Clegg Bradley partner and the RIBA President's
Adviser on Sustainability, reveals two exciting projects currently
in development.
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Talk: Thursday 1 March, 18.30, £5.00
In this talk Architype director, Jonathan Hines, tells the story
behind two groundbreaking projects: Genesis and Springhill.
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Event: Thursdays in December, 17.00 – 20.00
This year we have teamed up with Arnolfini and Bordeaux Quay
to offer late night shopping till 8pm and a 10% discount
every Thursday evening in December during the run up to Christmas.
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Family Workshop: Saturday 9 December, 1-4pm
Suggested donation: £2.50 per house
Now that winter is here and Christmas is on the way, making a
gingerbread house is the perfect activity for budding architects
and their parents.
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Visit: Friday 24 November, 13.00, SOLD OUT
Daniel Wright, project architect of Richard Rogers Partnership,
will lead the tour of the National Assembly. There will also be
a backstage tour of the Welsh Millennium Centre.
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Family Friendly Event: Wednesday 30 August, 14.00- 16.30,
FREE
Come and join us for a last burst of fun and creativity before
it’s back to school. Create your own original hat in the
style of your favourite/iconic building, then parade your hat
on Queen Square for the judges, and join us for a picnic!
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Talk: Thursday 7 September, 19.00, FREE
In 2003-4 public works was involved in Spacemakers,
a Hartcliffe-based design project working with young people, which
resulted in the design and implementation of a new local park.
This talk will focus on participation in design through art.
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Event: Saturday 9 September, 10.00 – 16.00
For the thirteenth successive year many of Bristol’s architectural
and historic buildings are opening their doors to the general
public in Bristol Doors Open Day.
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Visit: Sunday 16 July, 8.15am
The first in-depth look at the movement which revolutionised
the world around us and the way we live. Architectural Historian
Andy Foyle will be accompanying the visit and giving a short talk
on the coach.
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Be part of the UK’s leading contemporary architecture
festival!
Architecture Week is the national annual celebration of contemporary
architecture, exploring architecture and the built environment
via the arts and culture in an entertaining and informative way.
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How engineering today can still echo the audaciousness, creativity
and ingenuity that Brunel showed in his work.
Alistair Lenczner, Thursday 22 June
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 EDEN
GROVE
Talk: CANCELLED
Bristol Cancer Help Centre is building a new home. Design Director
Jane Sen, Neil Ross of KWL Architects and CEO Chris Head will
talk about how the new space will support recovery and well-being
in the face of serious illness.
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 HEELIS,
NATIONAL TRUST HQ, SWINDON
Visit: CANCELLED
Matt Vaudin (Project Architect, Feilden Clegg Bradley architects)
leads this tour of Heelis, discussing how significant environmental
improvements can be achieved over the performance of typical commercial
buildings built to similar budgets.
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Visit: Wednesday 17 May, 12.30, £18.00
The Genesis Project aims to introduce the use of sustainable
practices and materials into mainstream construction, and provide
a wide range of resources for architects, builders, students and
the public.
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Talk: Tuesday 9 May, 18.00, £6/4.50
This talk from author Timothy Mowl celebrates the launch of
this first full biography of William Kent, arguably England's
first great designer. Part of the Festival of Ideas.
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Talk: Wednesday 29 March, 18.00, SOLD OUT
Michael Andrews built his own energy-neutral eco-cottage in
Cornwall. His unusual building was rebuilt from a corrugated iron
chalet, and Michael researched and developed the technical details
himself.
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Visit: Monday 10 April, 9.00, £10.00/£8.00
Visit to the new Neal's Yard Remedies factory, warehouse and
office building. Feilden Clegg Bradley Architect's design reflects
the company ideals and their strong social and environmental agenda.
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Event: Monday 20 March, Free
The Sorrell Foundation on how the joinedupdesignforschools process
can feed into Building Schools for the Future in the South West
and demonstrate the advantages of engaging pupils in the process.
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Visit: Friday 24 March, 14.00, £6/4.50
A series of environmental audits gave ASP low marks provoked
the move to converted barns at Yanley, resulting in a 73% reduction
in office carbon emissions.
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Event: Saturday 21 January, 13.00 –
16.00, Free
This fun and engaging workshop coincides with our Stories
High exhibition. Led by a local professional story-teller,
the session is suitable for children aged 5-13.
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 CONVIVIAL
SPACES
Talk: Thursday 26 January, 18.00, £6/4.50
Do you want to help improve public spaces in Bristol? Come and
give your views in this interactive exhibition and talk.
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 UNIVERSITY
OF BATH SPORTS TRAINING VILLAGE
Talk: Thursday 16 February, 18.00, £6/4.50
Find out more about the English Institute of Sport, and how David
Morley Architects in this talk by Clive Gray, Project Architect.
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