Each semester the Liverpool School of Architecture holds a quest lecture series, with noted practitioners from the fields Architecture, Design and Art invited to speak to our undergraduate and postgraduate cohorts.
For any queries please contact Sandy Britton on sandy.britton@liverpol.ac.uk
All lectures are free open access events, however in some cases prior booking via EventBrite is required.
For information on previous years lectures, click the relevent tabs below.
Introduced by Pietro Pezzani, we are delighted that Davide Rapp will join us at LSA for questions and answers following a screening of his film
What can we learn from the Swiss Genossenschafts which could change the way we approach housing for the better?
A round table discussion on the intersection of mental health and community environments.
Part of the series on Historical and contemporary perspectives on mental health and the built environment
Stacey Charlesworth, Design Director, ADT Workplace
Chris Pickup, Studio Associate Director, IBI Group)
Part of the series on Historical and contemporary perspectives on mental health and the built environment
Karen Flatt, Architect & Studio Director, IBI Group
Part of the series on Historical and contemporary perspectives on mental health and the built environment
Recheduled from June, artist Stephanie Imbeau joins us with a recording of her talk and for live Q and A
Professor Matthew Smith, University of Strathclyde
Part of the series on Historical and contemporary perspectives on mental health and the built environment
Peter Zumthor's House on a Hill in North Devon is a meditation on living in the landscape. This lecture will discuss the process of designing and building this house, from its early model making to its final construction.
Dr Burçak Özlüdil, Associate Dean, Albert Dorman Honors College, New Jersey Institute of Technology (USA)
Part of the series on Historical and contemporary perspectives on mental health and the built environment
A talk and Q&A with activist and educator Neil Pinder. Could you be inspiring others? What role can you play in increasing inclusivity and diversity in architecture?
An ASOC LSA collaboration
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.
