Shelter In-house Screening

Tuesday 19 July: Peg Rawes, Adam Low and Martin Rosenbaum attended an in-house screening at Shelter (UK), and hosted by Deborah Garvie, for staff from London and Shelter Scotland. The discussion took in the current political context, the need to bring out positive approaches to tackling the issues (e.g. Land Trusts or examples of good practice from the EU/International housing contexts), and the value of ‘reason’ for engendering better notions of wellbeing and self-determination across society.

Equal by Design Levitt Bernstein Architects in-house screening

Peg Rawes showed the film at the Levitt Bernstein Architects, as part of their Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme, on Monday 4 July.  Partner, Jo McCafferty, and colleagues took part in a conversation which considered the potential for the project to build alliances in the profession and also with other partners/stakeholders, especially, around health issues. The film’s themes struck a chord with the practice, known for its thoughtful housing projects. Dan Liston commented here: ‘The issues in the film are highly relevant to much of the work we do in our Practice and resonated with many of us on a personal level. It proved to be highly motivating and thought provoking at a time when the concerns raised could not be timelier.’

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Peg Rawes lecture, ‘Relational Architectural Ecologies’ for the Urban Regeneration and Cultural Heritage Lecture Series, MA Architecture and Historic Urban Environments,

10 February 2016. Peg Rawes gave a lecture, ‘Relational Architectural Ecologies’, for the Urban Regeneration and Cultural Heritage Lecture Series, MA Architecture and Historic Urban Environments, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL

Peg Rawes lecture, ‘Relational Architectural Ecologies’ for the MRes Inter-disciplinary Urban Design, UCL

21 January 2016. Peg Rawes gave a lecture, ‘Relational Architectural Ecologies’ for the MRes Inter-disciplinary Urban Design, The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, UCL

Peg Rawes, ‘Housing biopolitics and care’, International Architectural Humanities Research Association Conference, Leeds, UK

20 November 2015. Peg Rawes gave her paper, ‘Housing biopolitics and care’ at the International Architectural Humanities Research Association Conference. Beckett University, School of Art, Architecture and Design, Leeds, UK.

Podcast of Peg Rawes’s Bartlett International Lecture, ‘Architectural ecologies and ratios’, UCL

4 November 2015. Peg Rawes’s Lecture, ‘Architectural ecologies and ratios’, Bartlett International Lecture Series, UCL. See podcast here: https://vimeo.com/147110283

‘Peg Rawes, panellist in ‘What’s at stake in environmental design?’ Department of Architecture, University of Westminster

11 November 2015. Peg Rawes presented Spinoza’s geometric approach to ecology and wellbeing in the Panel: ‘What’s at stake in environmental design?’ Department of Architecture, University of Westminster.

‘Relational architectural ecologies’, The Institute of Architecture and Technology, KADK, Copenhagen

9 November 2015. Peg Rawes gave invited lecture, ‘Relational architectural ecologies’, The Institute of Architecture and Technology, KADK, Copenhagen.

Peg Rawes, ‘Materialist and ecological architectures’, Department of Architecture, KTH Stockholm.

9 October 2015. Peg Rawes gave an invited lecture and PhD Seminar, ‘Materialist and ecological architectures’, Department of Architecture, KTH Stockholm.

Peg Rawes, ‘Planetary ecologies, ratios and aesthetics’, Canterbury School of Architecture, University of the Creative Arts

15 Oct 2015. Peg Rawes gave an invited lecture, ‘Planetary ecologies, ratios and aesthetics’ at the Canterbury School of Architecture, University of the Creative Arts, Canterbury.