MoA SPECIAL EVENT
Colour in the Built Environment - Free Event
20 November 2019 2.30-5:00 pm Venue: The Build Centre Lecturer: Tyen Masten, PHASE3 Kingspan Facade, Axalta, Shakerley Free Event, register below ‘Every perception of colour is an illusion, we do not see colours as they really are. In our perception they alter one another. ’ – Josef Albers Would you like to have better knowledge of colour when specifying for your projects? Join us at the MoA’s Special Workshop on Colour in the Built Environment at The Building Centre. In this Special Workshop on Colour, Tyen Masten will be discussing the basics of colour theory and how his practice, PHASE3, integrates colour into their schemes and design process. Additionally in this workshop, you will develop a series of colour studies that will allow you to better understand Hue, Value and Chroma and the construction of colour pallets. This workshop aims to build up your knowledge and confidence in selecting and using colour for your projects. Recent MoA Special Event
MoA Alternative Careers in Architecture
17 October 2019 Speakers: Holly Lewis, We Made That Matt Thornley, Gibson Thornley Laura Sanjuan, SODA Chris Hildrey, Hildrey Studio MoA Alternative Careers in Architecture is a series of MoA talks that explores the vision, ideas and approaches that architects bring to other professional environments. For the latest iteration the MoA has brought together a broad spectrum of architects to talk about their respective forays into areas that go beyond traditional practice, featuring explorations into the power of data, communities, exhibitions, graphics and fashion. BUSINESS ACADEMY
MoA Academy programming is kindly hosted by
Build Studios, the first co-working space in the UK to focus on the whole built environment. 
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MoA iN MANCHESTER
MoA Gingerbread Skyscraper Workshops
part of Design Manchester 16 November 2019 10:30am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 2:30pm with Hawkins\Brown Venue: Manchester School fo Art The Museum of Architecture, the team behind The Gingerbread City, is bringing some gingerbread fun to Manchester this holiday season. Working with local practice Playground Design Studio and Manchester School of Architecture, they will be hosting three gingerbread skyline-building workshops as part of Design Manchester 2019. Come and hear from local architecture practices about designing Manchester’s evolving high-rise skyline, then come up with your own gingerbread high-rise building using a ‘kit of gingerbread parts’. Each kit contains enough gingerbread pieces to create a completely unique structure. MoA MEMBERSHIPS
The Associates Leadership Series
Register your interest to receive updates This is a membership training programme by the Museum of Architecture, designed specifically for the essential role of the Associate-level architects. The programme provides leadership and business skills training for the Associates and is also a platform to share experiences and insights. MOA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Unknown: Strategies And Solutions In Shaping the Built Environment
The Glass Notebooks © Kate Davies
7 JUNE 2019
Aga Khan Centre / King's Cross This year’s theme unpacked the notion of crossing into the unknown in design, architecture, art and science, discussing the boundaries and cultural borders created and traversed through drawing and communication, memory and imagination and collaboration. This was the third edition of the annual conference led by women in architecture. This event was co-curated by Melodie Leung, Senior Associate at Zaha Hadid Architects and the Museum of Architecture. Sponsored by Finsa and as part of the London Festival of Architecture. Want to hear about our upcoming programmes, workshops and events? |
FAMILY PROGRAMME
The Gingerbread City 2019
& Gingerbread House Making Workshops 7 December 2019 - 5 January 2020 Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA The Museum of Architecture's Gingerbread City is an annual public exhibition showcasing an entire city made of gingerbread, designed, baked, and built by architects, designers and engineers collaboratively. This year's city will be hosted at the Somerset House, London and the theme is "Transport". MoA's festive family workshops will take place every day during the exhibition. The workshop has been designed around the exhibition theme of transport and is suitable for the whole family or corporate events. MoA's School for Creative Thinkers
Set up by Museum of Architecture, the School for Creative Thinkers is a new family programme aimed at inspiring the next generation of architects, engineers and designers. Run by a team of teachers, architects and designers, these classes teach the next generation on problem solving, design skills, and innovation.
SfCT provides unique design and build classes, holiday camp and workshops for children aged 4-11 years. Each session is inspired by nature and with hand-on projects for developing children's designing, building and problem-solving skills. EXHIBITIONS & EVENTSWooden Parliament by Finsa for LFA June 2019
3 - 30 June 2019
Temporary pavilion Coal Drops Yard, London Designed by AMID.cero9 Sponsored by Finsa Supported by Coal Drops Yard In partnership with the London Festival of Architecture THEMATIC PROGRAMMING |