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ARCHITECT@WORK SHOW PREVIEW
22 - 23 March 2023 Truman Brewery, London
ARCHITECT@WORK 2023
Talks programme This year’s theme, Energy & Ecosystems, will allow the talks programme to explore a range of different projects, places and experiences. Talks will take place both in-person and via live-stream.
The keynote talk in the series will be with T
he curated two-day trade fair aimed at the British architecture and design community, ARCHITECT@WORK
will return to the Truman Brewery, London on 22-23 March. The 10th edition will see a stellar line-up of talks plus over 200 of the latest product innovations in surface solutions, lighting technology, as well as interior and exterior fixtures and fittings – showcased by a selection of leading architectural suppliers. ARCHITECT@WORK remains one of
the UK’s most respected trade shows of its kind; other show highlights include the RIBA Bookshop and a photographic exhibition by World-Architects. With a free bar and catering throughout, visitors will be able to network in a modern, creative and lounge-like atmosphere.
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Amin Taha. After working for a number of architectural practices such as Chris Wilkinson Architects (later Wilkinson Eyre) and Zaha Hadid Architects, he founded Amin Taha Architects in 2003 in London (which later changed its name to GROUPWORK). Author Dr Ruth Lang will be in conversation with Taha about ‘the journey to a future built on the past.’ It is now well established that keeping our existing building stock and repurposing it is one of the best things we can do for the environment. This retrofit revolution has not gone unnoticed. It is the cornerstone of campaigns and being debated in Parliament. For the first time, ARCHITECT@WORK will host a Negroni Talk. Created in 2018, The Negroni Talks – hosted by architects Fourthspace and sponsored by Campari – were set-up to replicate the lively and provocative debates that took place in the European café culture of the early twentieth century. This lively debate series has taken the architecture scene by storm, picking up an Archiboo Award in 2021 and spawning a host of articles and wider industry conversations.
‘Net zero – fact or fallacy?’ will question what the concept of net zero really means. With carbon offsetting taking place abroad, there is a fiery debate raging about the ethical and practical implications of net zero.
‘Positive about energy saving’ will explore how the energy our buildings consume (or operational carbon to the initiated) is one of the big challenges
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