Battleship Berlin Film Online Event - 03/02/2022 Nathan Eddy’s Battleship Berlin (2021) is about the controversial Brutalist Mäusebunker designed by Gerd Hänska and under threat of demolition. Followed by a discussion with the filmmaker and Catherine Croft.
C20 Queer Spaces: from Finella to Sissinghurst Talk Online Event - 10/02/2022 Queer Spaces: An Atlas of LGBTQIA+ Places and Stories will be published by the RIBA in May 2022. The editors, and the authors, will talk about some significant C20 queer spaces and their remarkable stories.
SPRING LECTURE SERIES - PART 1: THE MODERN HOUSE SPRINGS BACK Online Event - 17/02/2022 The complete series of the first part of the Spring Lectures. The four lectures are about modern houses recently under new ownership and the work on refurbishment and restoration that has been undertaken.
Modern Houses Spring Back 1: Serge Chermayeff, New Haven, USA Lecture Online Event - 17/02/2022 The architect Bruce Coldham will talk about the recent refurbishment of the house Serge Chermayeff (1900-1996) designed in 1962 for himself in New Haven, Connecticut.
Modern Houses Spring Back 2: High Sunderland, Selkirk Lecture Online Event - 03/03/2022 The architect Peter Womersley (1923-1993) designed High Sunderland near Selkirk, Scotland for textile designer Bernat Klein in 1955. The architects Matt Loader and Iain King will talk about the recent restoration.
Modern Houses Spring Back 3: Crystal Palace, Suffolk Lecture Online Event - 10/03/2022 The architect James Soane will talk about a 2014 refurbishment project for Crystal Palace. Formerly the Tracey House designed by Michael and Patty Hopkins completed 1978 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
Modern Houses Spring Back 4: The Modern House & Three New Owners Lecture Online Event - 17/03/2022 The Modern House was founded by Albert Hill and Matt Gibberd in 2005. They will introduce us to some of their customers to hear about their experiences of upgrade and repair to their homes.
SOUTHAMPTON WEEKENDER Tour - 13/05/2022 A weekend exploring Southampton’s inter-war commercial growth and civic pride, post-war plans and buildings by City Architect Leon Berger, the University, churches, housing, and recent developments in the city.