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I – In Lewes \u2013 This Saturday 29th September Saturday September 29th, 13.30 \u2013 18.00 Fitzroy House, Lewes, BN7 2AD <\/strong>Tickets \u2013 \u00a38.50 Concessions \u2013 \u00a36.50 – Tickets availalble via Eventbrite<\/a><\/p>\n Featuring:<\/strong> Ruhul Abdin, Paraa (Dhaka-London architectural studio) and Niklaus Graber curator of the international Bengal Stream\u00a0\u00a0 Bangladeshi architecture exhibition. Talking about how water defines building culture across sea level Bangladesh<\/p>\n Richard Coutts \u2013 principal\u00a0 BACA Architects\u00a0 \u2013 leading UK specialist floating buildings studio<\/p>\n Clare Whistler and Charlotte Still, co-founders of Pevensey Marshes Water Week Festival<\/p>\n Jane Trowell from\u00a0 PLATFORM<\/p>\n Andri Snaer Magnasson, Icelandic poet and environmentalist whose Dreamland\u00a0 book and film activism was instrumental in stopping the massive damming of central Highlands Iceland<\/p>\n Maggie Black \u2013 world water and sanitation authority and author of the Global Atlas of Water Chamchamal<\/p>\n Healing Garden for Victims of Torture and War Trauma, Northern (Kurdistani) Iraq with Leon Radeljic from ZRS<\/p>\n Architects\/Engineers\u00a0 and Leif Hinrichson from the\u00a0 Jiyan Foundation<\/p>\n Building with Water is part of\u00a0 Make Lewes Festival 2018\u00a0 in association with MakingLewes – www.makinglewes.org<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n II – In London \u2013 October 6 th at the Waterloo Oasis City Farm 6th October 2018, 10.00am – 19.00, 18 Carlisle Lane, Waterloo City Farm, London, SE1 7QP Map<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Highlighting CLT, regional British engineered timber and timber framing, thatch and rammed earth and complementing Fourth Door\u2019s Unstructured W<\/a>here Is CLT Going?<\/a> edition<\/p>\n With themed talk sessions through the day, building visits, workshops, and a timber and natural materials micro fair<\/p>\n Where is CLT going?<\/strong> Andrew Waugh, WaughThistleton<\/a> at the forefront of London\u2019s CLT revolution, including two landmark projects, Murray Grove and Dalston Lane<\/p>\n Liam Dewar, Eurban<\/a>, the original UK CLT engineering and building company<\/p>\n Jonas Lencer, from dRMM<\/a>, architects of Kingsdale School sports hall, the first UK CLT building and leading the turn to 21 st Century engineered timber in Britain<\/p>\n Regional UK timber and carpentry collaborations<\/strong> Steve Johnson and Nick Meech, Flimwell Woodland Enterprise Centre<\/a>, E Sussex , the pioneering Sussex timber centre<\/p>\n Alex Thomas and Jan Ciechanowicz, Timber Workshop<\/a> and Pete Laidler, Structure Workshop<\/a>, carpenters and engineers of the Oasis City Farm community barn<\/p>\n Adam Milton, Carpenter Oak & Woodland<\/a>, the original oak and timber frame building company<\/p>\n Thatch \u2013 Renewing Bio-Based materials<\/strong> Rammed Earth \u2013 Ground Up Building<\/strong> Philip Gumuchjidan \u2013 On Gmuchjdian\u2019s Studio\u2019s rammed earth work at this years Venice Biennale Tread Lightly<\/a> Armenian Pavilion exhibition<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\nBuilding with Water Symposium with MakingLewes<\/a><\/strong>
\nWater, Building, Architecture, Material Sources and the Future Symposium<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nRoot & Branch – A Timber and Natural Materials All Dayer<\/strong>
\nCo-hosted with Feilden Fowles Architects<\/a><\/p>\n
\nProf Gerhard Schickhofer, Graz Technical University \u2013 Professor
\nSchickhofer<\/a> was instrumental in the early CLT research and the beginnings of Austria\u2019s first CLT factory; KLH<\/p>\n
\nEd Fowles, Feilden Fowles, Root & Branch\u2019s co-hosts on their timber projects including Homerton College, Cambridge<\/p>\n
\nJames Todd, Architype<\/a> \u2013 architect of the Enterprise Centre, their University of East Anglia showcase natural materials project and the first thatch facaded building in Britain<\/p>\n
\nRowland Keable, Rammed Earth Consulting<\/a>, the UK\u2019s leading rammed earth specialist<\/p>\nFree though limited places, booking recommended via Eventbrite<\/a><\/h3>\n