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Debates give the public the opportunity to hear some of the worldâs most renowned architects, designers, writers, publishers and visionaries talk about their work.
Chaired by Shumon Basar with Alsop, Agents of Change, Branson Coates & FAT
As if to challenge the predominance in Britain of âDead Techâ, in August 2005 the four practices of G4 found enough in common to form a supergroup. Though tagged by Building Design magazine as the Gang of Four, members have since simplified this to G4. All four studios design from a cultural rather than technical perspective, and put artistry, innovation and consultation in front of any specific style or ism. Some would claim this to be a very British way of doing things, and that this is exactly what our well-informed public is looking for. Against a backdrop of G4âs ideas on the future of British cities, and particularly the Thames Gateway, tonightâs debate will reveal what they share and how they differ.
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Shumon Basar | talks |
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Date and Time: |
25 April 2006 at 7:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour |
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Venue: |
Royal College of Art |
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Tickets: |
Free |
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Additional Information: |
Tickets must be booked in advance by email: architecture@rca.ac.uk |
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