This Week's Picks for London Architecture and Design Events

The Risk Society | 27 January

Bringing together international designers, artists, and thinkers, this symposium will explore the relationship between design and risk. The evening will be chaired by the curator of Beazley Designs of the Year Glenn Adamson.

Architect@Work | 24 & 25 January

With some incredible speakers, including Jonathan Tuckey and Alice Dietsch, scheduled throughout this year's programme, Architect@work promises to be a lively, insightful, and innovative exhibition of products, applications, and services. The informal nature of the format encourages a slower pace for visitors, to explore concepts, and to maybe have a drink while you're there. 

Protest Banner Lending Library with Aram Han Sifuentes | 28 January

This workshop gives participants the chance to create their own politically inspired banner. Run by the founder of the Protest Banner Lending Library, the internationally run workshops have become a place to 'come together in solidarity through making'. 

EUROPA 4: FRANCE + BELGIUM | 23 January

RIBA's fourth talk in the EUROPA series is this evening focussing on France and Belgium. The series' aim is to expose the most experimental approaches to architectural issues throughout the continent. This talk will be by designers from LAN (Local Architecture Network) and Lina Ghotmeh Architects, 51N4E, Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. 

Book now! Turncoats: Classical Fantastical | 15 February

Book your spot for the upcoming Turncoats talk on classical design, and the controversy and provocative opinions surrounding it. Turncoats' events always sell out a long time ahead of the event, so be sure to grab your spot for an unforgettable night of uncensored debate.  The panel for this debate include George Saumarez Smith, who's recent exhibition at RIBA, "Measure Draw Build", mixed his built work, large-format drawings and sketchbooks from the last 20 years.

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