This week's picks for London architecture and design events

Dulwich Pavilion: The Shortlist | until 22 July

Six shortlisted designs for the 2019 Dulwich Pavilion will be on view for community voting from 5 June. Visit the gallery's glass walkway to see models and visualisations from young and emerging architects. 

Idencity: Six design proposals from the LSA to challenge the identity of London | until 11 August

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Idencity: the live proposals | 6 June

First Year students of the London School of Architecture have worked closely with architects in the school's Practice Network to tackle the UN Sustainable Development goals through bold ideas and solutions. This exhibition will be opened with a live proposals night on 6 June, where each Design Think Tank will pitch their proposal to a panel for immediate feedback and discussion - leading to an honest dialogue surrounding the reality of the students' concepts. 

MERGE festival | begins 8 June

MERGE art festival returns this year with a theme of playfulness and 'merry-making'. This month long interactive festival includes huge installations and interventions from international artists. The vast majority of events are free, but spaces are booked up fast.

Negroni Talks – Architecture's gentrification guilt | 11 June

An alcohol-fuelled debate, this is the start of the 'Negroni Talks' series and will tackle key issues including Brexit, gentrification, food, and rebellion. 

The Treehouse at Battersea Power Station | until 30 June

A highlight of the London Festival of Architecture, the 'Treehouse' will be at Nine Elms throughout the month-long festival. A space to explore, play, or reflect, this is a place for all. 

Under 5s Morning with NLA | 11 June

A sensory and hands-on introduction for 2-5 year olds to the inspiring buildings around them, this session run by New London Architecture is free, and intends to open the world of the built environment to the next generation.

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