Murray Grove Multifamily Residential Building Tour - 5th August
AIA UK Scotland Excursion
Early-bird Deadline Extended to midnight, Wednesday 11 August
(This is it – no more extensions – no exceptions!)
Tour of Edinburgh and Glasgow has been organised by the AIA UK.
Friday evening and the full day on Saturday will be based in Edinburgh with a tour of the city, and visits to buildings including the Scottish Parliament, Museum of Scotland, Dynamic Earth, and a collection of Robert Adams buildings. We will have a talk from the office of Malcolm Fraser.
Sunday is devoted to Glasgow with a city tour, and building tours of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s School of Art, the Hazelwood School, and the Small Animal Hospital. This will be followed by a talk from the office of Gordon Murray/Alan Dunlop.
CES credits will be available, with an anticipated 12-15 credits being available.
The early-bird discount, until midnight, 11th August:
£99 for AIA members and partners
£149 for non-AIA members.
After this date the cost is:
£149 for AIA members
£199 for non-AIA members.
The registration fee includes the dinner on the Saturday evening, guided tours, and the cost of coaches.
You will need to organise your own travel and accommodation.
Further information can be found at www.aiauk.org/scotland.
Contact: lester.korzilius@ewa.co.uk
Summer Gala 2010
Summer Cycle Tour
Saturday 14th August
Please join us for a day out cycling around Suffolk. We will be cycling in the countryside that lies between Ipswich and Lowesoft. We We will stop for pub lunch at Snape Maltings, a series of agricultural and industrial buildings that have been converted to various uses including a concert hall. Then we will cycle onwards to the small seaport town of Aldeburgh. Additional possible destinations include Framlingham Castle, a 12th Century fortress, and the medieval burial ground Sutton Hoo.
Meet at Liverpool Street Station. The expected departure will be on the 09:38 with a change at Ipswich. Last returning train departs Saxmundham at 21:45.
Please contact Alex Miller, amiller@kpf.com to RSVP or for further details.
RSVP required. Please include your mobile phone number.
Cancellation expected in the event of severe weather.
http://www.aiauk.org/
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AIA UK Scotland Excursion
17-19 September 2010
The early-bird discount has been extended to Monday 8th August.
Tour of Edinburgh and Glasgow organised by AIA UK
Friday evening and the full day on Saturday will be based in Edinburgh with a tour of the city, and visits to buildings including the Scottish Parliament, Museum of Scotland, Dynamic Earth, and a collection of Robert Adams buildings. We will have a talk from the office of Malcolm Fraser.
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AIA UK Summer Gala
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Speaker Announced:
Iwona Blazwick, Director of Whitechapel Gallery
Iwona Blazwick will be giving a brief talk about the history of the gallery and the current exhibition. Iwona has been Director of the Whitechapel Gallery since 2001, leading its expansion in 2009. From 1997 until 2001 she was a curator and then Head of Exhibitions and Displays at Tate Modern. From 1986 until 1993 she was Director of Exhibitions at London’s ICA where she presented Damien Hirst’s first public solo exhibition.
A critic, lecturer and broadcaster, Iwona Blazwick has published reviews and essays on individual artists, themes and movements in contemporary art and on arts institutions. She is series editor of Whitechapel/MIT Press Documents of Contemporary Art. She has been on numerous juries including the Turner Prize and the Venice Biennale Golden Lion jury. She is also Chair of the Mayor of London’s Cultural Strategy Group. She was awarded an OBE in 2008 and has honorary degrees from the London Metropolitan and Plymouth Universities.
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
6.30pm onwards
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High Street
London
E1 7QX
Tickets:
AIA members & guests-£25, non-members-£35, students-£20
Ticket purchase no later than Friday, 16 July 2010
Ticket Enquiries: Fiona McKay, Chapter Executive chapter.aiauk@gmail.com
Further Details
Building Tour - Murray Grove
Thursday, 5 August 2010, 6:30pm
Building Tour - New DateMurray Grove Multifamily Residential
Meeting point & short introduction to the project:Waugh Thistleton Architects
74 Paul Street
London EC2A 4NA
Please meet promptly at 6:30pm at the office of Waugh Thistleton.
Following a short introduction of the project, Andrew Waugh will lead a tour of the building, approximately 5 minutes away.
1 CES Credit
Free admission.
Please RSVP Wade Scaramucci, wscaramucci@ahmm.co.uk, as space is limited.
Building Tour (PDF)
