Marco Goldschmied
DESIGN
and SUSTAINABILITY: Recent UK Architecture
 Friday 17 November 2000
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The lecture will feature a
number of recent UK projects both from his practice and from
shortlisted projects for this year's RIBA
Stirling Prize. These include the Peckham Library by Alsop and
Stormer; the Millennium Wheel by Marks Barfield; the Jubilee Line
stations by London Underground in conjunction with Wilkinson, Foster
and Alsop; the offices for Lloyds Registry of Shipping; the Daiwa
Bank; the Millennium Dome and the Montevetro housing scheme. A
number of the projects have significant technical aspects in terms
of urban design and sustainability.
Marco Goldschmied is president of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), a member of the Architects' Registration Board and Managing Director/co-founder of the Richard Rogers Partnership, a leading architectural practice, best known for such architectural icons as the Pompidou Centre in Paris (with Renzo Piano) and the Lloyd's of London building. Marco Goldschmied has been extremely influential on many of the major projects undertaken by the practice, including the Montevetro Building, an acclaimed residential complex in Battersea; the Channel 4 headquarters; and the Millennium Dome at Greenwich, as well as spearheading strategic planning for Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport |
Video-on-Demand
Jointly organised by Department of Architecture and The Architecture Society
Please call 6874 3454 for confirmation and details
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