About this Event
RIBA Hampshire's April lecture, titled 'Designing in Historic Contexts: Care and Creativity' will be hosted by Josh Greig and Charlotte Robinson of Purcell.
This lecture explores the complexities and responsibilities of designing within historic contexts, highlighting the importance of understanding and respecting the fabric and significance of historic buildings and settings to inform creative design.
Purcell architects Josh Greig, project lead for the Radley College Chapel extension, and Charlotte Robinson, appointed Architect to Winchester Cathedral, will share their insights into the challenges and opportunities of working within historic environments, offering a perspective on how to balance conservation with innovative design.
This is sure to be a fascinating lecture so be sure to book your place now!
The event will be held on Wednesday 30th April, at the Hampshire Archives and Local Studies premises in Winchester.
Please sign up using Eventbrite to secure your spot. Prices are as follows:
- RIBA Members - £5
- N on-RIBA Members - £5
- Students - £2.50
Doors will be opening at 6pm for a glass of wine and some networking with the aim of starting the lecture at 6:30pm.
Please sign up!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, Winchester, United Kingdom
GBP 2.50 to GBP 5.00
