This week's picks for London architecture and design events

Is Luxury Sustainable? | 27 February

With the renewed global awareness of plastic (thanks, David Attenborough), the effort to eradicate single use products and to safeguard resources is bigger than ever before. Simultaneously, we are facing increasing social and economical risks. What then do we think of luxury?  Is the accessibility of these brands, products, and lifestyle a sustainable model of consumption?

Uniqlo Tate Lates | 23 February

February's Tate Late sees the art institute joining the nationwide celebrations of the 100 year anniversary of passing of the Representation of People Act. In line with this, there will be talks, tours and workshops surrounding this social history. 

Jeremy Till - Bartlett International Lecture Series | 21 February

Perhaps best known for his influential book, Architecture Depends, and his radical, pioneering home at 9 Stock Orchard Street ('Straw Bale House'), Jeremy Till continues to question architecture, especially the way in which the education of the profession is structured. A fantastic and charismatic speaker, this talk is not to be missed.

Don’t Move, Improve! Design Surgeries | 24 February

Returning this year is a full day of design surgeries, workshops, walks, and inspiration on how to better use the space you live in. 'Don't Move, Improve' is an invaluable opportunity to seek FREE advice from industry professionals.

A Journey Through Brutalism | Opening 23 February

Brutalism, which is loved by the general public more and more every day, has had an interesting and divisive history since its 1950s hayday. This journey over the years is shown through this series of talks, workshops, tours and exhibition. The private view on 22nd February will also have Jonathan Meades and John Grindrod as guest speakers.

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