Mental health and the Built Environment Five online sessions of guest talks culminating in a round table discussion will focus on the complex and multi-faceted connections between mental health and the built environment. Neil Pinder POWER12th November 2020 Dr Burçak Özlüdil Madness and Architecture: An Archaeology of Lunatic Asylums Anna Page Secular Retreat, Peter Zumthor: The Process of Making23rd November 2020 Professor Matthew Smith Social Psychiatry and Preventing Mental Illness in the USA 1939-1980 Stephanie Imbeau Procession30th November 2020 Karen Flatt Nurture and Nature – Approaches to Mental Health Design3rd December 2020 Stacey Charlesworth & Chris Pickup Architecture and heritage for mental health in the community10th December 2020 David Rapp ‘Elements‘ Screening and Q&A16th December 2020 Round Table Mental health for all: the role of architecture, design and place David Nixon The International Space Station7th January 2021 David Lomax How CLT Can Save The World11th February 2021 UrbanistasNW Where did everybody go?18th February 2021 Anna Page The Swiss Genossenschaft: Cooperative Housing22nd February 2021 Dr Joe Jack Williams The hidden carbon of building – Embodied Carbon25th February 2021 Lesley Lokko Sacred Cows4th March 2021 Richard Koeck History and Future of Immersive Experiences10th March 2021 Danni Kerr Your Name's not on the List: The Failure of Space as Social Mediator11th March 2021 Martin Prince-Parrot Park-onomics: The Value of Healthy Places18th March 2021 Future Architects Front Grassroots Activism in Architecture15th April 2021 Ali Mangera Architecture, Culture & Identity in a Globalised World6th May 2021 Symposium Addressing EDI Issues in Architectural Education at the LSA13th May 2021 Stephen Lawrence Day 2021 A panel discussion looking at the realities of being Black in the profession and exploring why it is so significant that we lost a future Black architect when Stephen was murdered.20th May 2021
