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Exchange: Patrick Lynch and Camilo Rebelo

Tuesday 9 March 2010, 6:00pm | Forum

MA&DE hosts Celebration Week’s opening evening lecture: a cultural, educational and architectural Exchange. Starting from the work of an invited guest and a staff member, the debate will focus …

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Unreasonable Architectures

Wednesday 10 March 2010, 10:00am | Room SPW0-05, Spring House

Open Lecture and Debate, MA Cities Design and Urban Cultures Ines Weizman Architecture, Ideology, Politics. Contemporary architecture has a great stake in the relationship between these terms. …

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Shelley McNamara and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects

Thursday 11 March 2010, 6:30pm | Forum

Celebration week lecture and exhibition opening. Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara graduated from the School of Architecture in University College Dublin in 1974, where they have been teaching …

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Sound space: Peter Cusack

Monday 15 March 2010, 6:30pm

Part of the Sound space series of talks, hosted by Musarc Peter Cusack, based in London, works as a sound artist, musician and environmental recordist with a special interest in acoustic ecology. …

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Features & Reviews >

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There’s no place like home…

26 February 2010, by JDG Chambers

V&A Architecture Residents relocate Studio 10 to their new pad in South Ken.
Studio 10 tutors, David Chambers and Kevin Haley of aberrant architecture, currently hold the Architecture Residency at the Victoria & Albert Museum, in London.
Over the course of the V&A residency, aberrant architecture will be researching past and present flexible working practices for their [...]

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Exhibitions >

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Grafton Architects: Works

11 – 27 March 2010 | ASD Gallery

‘In this exhibition we have concentrated on three cities: Dublin, Milan and Toulouse.
Dublin is our city, where we have grown as architects.
The historic city of Toulouse is the city where we have recently won a competition. Our proposal  is to create a building with a type of intellectual infrastructure  for a community of scholars at [...]

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Audialsense

26 – 28 March 2010 | Forum

Audialsense will set up a site-specific installation in the main lecture hall at the Department of Architecture and Spatial Design, London Metropolitan University, filling the space with dense chords of pure tone which will be held for three days. The frequencies of the sine waves are based on the wavelengths associated with the dimensions of [...]

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Florian Beigel + ARU exhibit at the Brit Insurance Designs of the Year 2010

Thursday 18 February 2010, 4:13pm

17 February – 6 June 2010 | Design Museum, London YoulHwaDang Book Hall Building, Paju Book City designed by Florian Beigel + Architecture Research Unit, with Choi JongHoon + Network in …

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News & reviews

Priscilla Fernandes wins Architecture Student Design Award

Posted 4 December 2009

London Metropolitan University student Priscilla Fernandes has been unanimously chosen as the winner of this year’s fiercely-contested Architecture Student Design Award 2009. The final judging took place at Guildhall this month before a panel of ten judges, which included Deputy Christine Cohen OBE, Chairman of Planning and Transportation Committee at the City of London Corporation, and joint sponsors Adam Stone of Cathedral Works Organisation (CWO) and Michael Poultney of Albion Stone Plc.

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Alex Ely reviews the summer exhibition

Posted 15 October 2009, Architects Journal

London Met’s show admirably focuses on real needs and addresses real issues. I was glad to be asked to review London Metropolitan University’s graduate show. The polarisation of academi and practice that affects some schools, which view the gravitational and tectonic constraints of building as too boring to study, or the petty duality…

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