London 2050:What Would You Do represents a selection of opinions and predictions of what London will be like in 2050.

Including selected pieces of work from artists, graphic and architectural designers that sit within the theme of London 2050, London 2050:What Would You Do has a wide range of work that speculates on future London.

The Editors of London 2050: What Would You Do, Carla Novak and Ellen Ward, (two graduate diploma students from CSA) are undertaking thesis proposals for future interventions in London 2050.  Carla’s proposal considers a new rehabilitative landscape for prisoners to address the over-populated prison system, while Ellen’s proposal sets to reinvent waste management within the city by exploring a system of localisation and public interaction.

Now available from the RIBA bookshop, Portland place, London

Come along to the opening night this Friday, from 6pm.

The students exhibiting are:

Karly Wilson – Urban Atlas
Krista Evans – The Architecture of Systems
Lawrence Sherwood – Democratic Architecture
Pauline Harris – Aural Architecture

The facilities are closed only when the campus is closed for the public holidays on 4th & 5th June and 30th August.

Multistory Guest Lecture Series are pleased to present:

Matt & Will – Founders of ScanLAB

Thursday 10th May – Cragg Lecture Theatre – 6pm

ScanLAB Projects specialise in large scale 3D scanning. They provide full colour, millimetre perfect 3D data of objects, buildings and landscape for use in Design, Making and Visualisation. ScanLAB Projects is run by Matthew Shaw (Sessional Tutor, CSA 2nd Year Arch) and William Trossell. They are currently working with leading architects, engineers, broadcasters and artists on a portfolio of projects worldwide.

ScanLAB

The winning sketch has a prize of £500, the best student entry wins a year’s subscription to AJ and Architectural Review.

Go to the AJ Website for more info. And good luck!

Graduate diploma students Guy De Montfort and Daniel Cohen will exhibit their urban design proposals for Ebbsfleet Valley as part of their RDP – Research, Design & Practice project.

Where: Ebbsfleet International Station.

When: Thursday 26^th & Friday 27^th April 2012 | 09:00 to 18:00

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http://www.guydemontfort.co.uk

http://www.daniel-cohen.co.uk/

Multistory Guest Lecture Series are pleased to present:

Karsten Huneck and Bernd Truempler – Partners of Office for Subversive Architecture

Thursday 26th April – Cragg Lecture Theatre – 6pm

OSA: Over the last years we have consistently created spatial works which have local and international significance by using our approach to push the boundaries of common practice in architecture. Collaborating with professionals from different disciplines such as music, film, art etc. is also an integral part of our work. Our methods are ranging from soft (per formative) to hard (materialized) and with these we have managed to play a powerful role in the field of architecture, art, urbanism and design

Office for Subversive Architecture
KHBT

First year ‘Interior Architecture and Design’ tutors Daniel Tollady and Anna Baranowska, otherwise known as Danna Project, will soon be holding their next exhibition, ‘Urban Narrative’, in the Limbo Substation of Margate.
Special guests include Adam Hiles and Carla Novak.

Danna Project presents:

URBAN NARRATIVE

An exhibition exploring / reinstating mysticism and narrative of the city.

Limbo Substation
Bilton Square
High Street
Margate
CT9 1DX

Friday 4th May: 6PM-10PM
Saturday 5th May – Monday 7th May: 10AM – 5PM

www.dannaproject.com

Multistory Guest Lecture Series presents:

Max Dewdney – Director of Mobile Studio

Thursday 29th March – Cragg Lecture Theatre – 6pm

Mobile Studio is a young and exciting London-based architectural practice. The practice is actively involved in cultural and socially aware projects within the public realm. It is a design-orientated practice, and places a strong emphasis on collaborative working and public engagement. Mobile Studio is interested in art and architecture, and everything in between.