Join Temple Bar Trust’s upcoming lectures and talks, taking place within one of our Cheapside icons, Temple Bar London.
These talks cover topics like architecture, urban design and built environment, and feature speakers from across the industry.
Our man in Prague….in Copenhagen….in Valetta…
Monday 20th October | 6:30 – 8:30pm
Nick Archer MVO, former UK Ambassador to Malta, Denmark and the Czech Republic, will speak on ambassadorial buildings and the role they have played in the past and how that role has evolved. The ‘Embassy’, the office, has gradually eclipsed the ‘Residence’, the seat of the grand Ambassador analogous with the town house of the nobleman.
Nick was lucky to have been posted to a series of fine architectural cities and his thoughts on the relationship of these important civic buildings to their hosts will be most enlightening. He is now Clerk of the Girdlers Company.
To book your place, use the link here.
Industry Disruptor
Monday 3rd November | 6:30 – 8:30pm
Architect and entrepreneur Audley English MBE will present his vision and strategies to reshape the built environment profession.
To book your place, use the link here.
Sensorial shapes and vibrant hues
Monday 17th November | 6:30 – 8:30pm
Working at the intersection of architecture, art and activism Adam Nathaniel Furman is redefining the built environment.
Working at the intersection of architecture, art and activism, Furman has redefined the role of colour, ornament and identity in the built environment. Trained at the Architectural Association and with a background shaped by Argentine, Japanese and Jewish heritage, he brings a profoundly multicultural perspective to his work.
To book your place, use the link here.
Temple Bar Trust celebrates the architecture in the City of London through talks and walking tours, and supports greater diversity in architecture. The Trust manages Sir Christopher Wren’s Temple Bar, located on Paternoster Square.
To find out more about Temple Bar Trust, use the link below.