NEW: me for Voices of Academia... 'Most people going into universities had... an ethical sense of their future, a vocation... The university must be... a moral place, or it is nothing. As of now, it’s doing a pretty good job of looking like nothing'. voicesofacademia.com/2024/04/05/its…

Tomorrow, 11am GMT, Liverpool School of Architecture and online, a celebration and discussion of Liverpool's alumni working globally. Do join if you can - it will be fascinating.
liverpool.ac.uk/architecture/e…

The boring presentism of our times. So very 'me, me, me'... 🥱

We’re sharing stories of women alumni from Liverpool School of Architecture during Women’s History month. Today: Eunice Dora Holliday née Blackwell who began her studies in 1919. instagram.com/p/C4YpSLeOfBG/…

For International Women's Day, join us at 1pm in the Arts Tower, for a lecture on women who shaped landscape architectural practice in the 20th Century.

Luca Csepely-Knorr and Joy Burgess will share their research on women who had a major impact on shaping post-war designed landscapes.

This was a wonderful opportunity to share the Women of the Welfare Landscape project with a variety of audiences! Stay tuned for more collaborations to come!

Prepare to be inspired...

NEXT WEEK: Liverpool School of Architecture, in association with #ACAN , are delighted to introduce the amazing Yasmeen Lari.

The event is at 1pm on 6th March at Liverpool School of #Architecture , in person and online. Free: liverpool.ac.uk/architecture/e…

Come and work with us!!! jobs.ac.uk/job/DFU619/pol… - a key role with a terrific team.

The iconic Uffington white horse climbing back up to its hillside at sunrise before anyone notices! hedleythorne.com

Cool CFP, for you fans of the hard to categorise: think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

This year marks 100 years since RIBA validated its first architecture course University of Liverpool in 1924.

In March, we welcome #RoyalGoldMedal recipient Lesley Lokko to University of Liverpool to deliver a celebratory lecture reflecting on the history of architectural education: ow.ly/zsL550Qu1MU

📢 2x PhDs

Lancaster University Waterborne: The Heritage, Culture and Environment of UK Reservoirs

University of Liverpool Landscape of Post-War Reservoirs: Environment, Conservation and Perception

Go to rb.gy/sffimp

The Museum of English Rural Life photo of Trimpley Reservoir designed by Brenda Colvin 1962

A big thank you to everyone who has visited my exhibition at One Braham over the last month, and special thanks to everyone who made it all happen, especially the amazing team at BT Archives and
Wayne Cocroft at Historic England.

Luca Csepely-Knorr
B.15 Modelmaking Workshop
James Elder (@jameselder.bsky.social)
NW Consortium DTP

We are 'Imagining an Inclusive Architectural History'!
Join us for a roundtable celebrating SAHGB’s ED&I Networks!

🗓️ Thurs, 19 October 2023 - 17:30 - 20:00
📍 London School of Architecture & Online

Register and learn more about the event and speakers: sahgb.org.uk/whatson/imagin…

Save the dinosaurs! Volunteers needed to care for listed Crystal Palace Park statues architectsjournal.co.uk/news/save-the-…

Looking forward to talk about 'Post-War Visions for Shaping Tomorrow's Landscape' and of course about the Arts and Humanities Research Council funded Women of the Welfare Landscape project at Newcastle APL 's Intersections Open Lecture on 16th November. Do come an join us if you're around!
ncl.ac.uk/apl/events/ite…

We opened our Lecture Series with a truly inspiring talk. Prof. Adnan Moshed reflected on the relationship between space, freedom, and justice, through the case of BRAC offices in Rural Bangladesh. Amazing words and buildings! Junjie Xi School of the Arts

Wythenshawe Park, Manchester, 1970s.

Photo © Patrick White / The People’s Archive®

Exciting news! Arts and Humanities Research Council project Women of the Welfare Landscape by our own Luca Csepely-Knorr has now an exhibition catalogue the-modernist.org/products/women… published by
the modernist®
You can visit the exhibition at the National Trust’s Coleshill estate! nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/oxfordsh…
National Trust

Hungarian-born architect and designer Ernő Goldfinger was born #onthisday in 1902. 🏢

Goldfinger was known for his Brutalist tower blocks including the Trellick Tower on the Cheltenham Estate in London.

The 31-storey building was completed in 1972, and is Grade II* listed.