Emerging architecture: next generation architects from around the world show and tell at the RIBA in a lecture series and accompanying exhibition - Royal Institute of British Architects - Calendar

Architectural Review, The, March, 2003

25 February

Helena Sandman Niall McLaughlin

630 pm 6th Floor Conference Room

Helena Sandman, of Hollmen Reuter Sandman from Finland, presents their heroic Women's Centre in Senegal, a new social facility built using local techniques and materials.

Niall McLaughlin of Niall McLaughlin Architects from London focuses on their brilliant Bandstand for the De la Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea which can be moved around the pavilion for different times and types of performances.

Chaired by Peter Davey, Editor of The Architectural Review

6 March

Daniel Bonilla Sean Godsell

630 pm 6th Floor Conference Room

Daniel Bonilla of Daniel Bonilla Arquitectos from Columbia focuses on their small chapel in Bogota which can be radically changed to accommodate 100 to 2000 worshippers by throwing open the two halves of a timber wall.

Australian architect, Sean Godsell, profiles his latest magical house dug into the side of a sand dune on a beach in Melbourne.

Chaired by Peter Davey, Editor of The Architectural Review

11 March

Hideki Yoshimatsu Sasa Begovic

630 pm 6th Floor Conference Room

Japanese architect Hideki Yoshimatsu has collaborated with Archipro Architects, and presents their intensely moving symphony of materials and sound, the cemetery for the unknown in Hiroshima, Japan. Represented by 1500 stainless steel rods which form abstracted groves silhouetted against dark vegetation.

Sasa Begovic of 3LHD Architects presents their extraordinarily dignified memorial bridge in Rijeka. Dedicated to the dead in the civil wars, this bridge connects the east and west of the city centre through its project of simplicity and sophistication.

Chaired by Professor Iain Borden, Director of the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL

18 March

Marion Blackwell Jurgen Mayer

6.30 pm 6th Floor Conference Room

Radical ruralist, architect Marlon Blackwell from the USA focuses on his small cabin in rural North Carolina. Built as a structure for a carport, it also serves as a place in which honey from neighbouring hives can be processed and stored.

Jurgen Mayer of Jurgen Mayer H. Architekten presents their temporary lounge for the 2002 UIA Congress in Berlin. The abstracted interior landscape provided a powerful yet calm space with reusable modular elements.

Chaired by Professor Iain Borden, Director of the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL

RELATED ARTICLE: Emerging Architecture spring lecture series

A series of four seminars with presentations from winners and highly commended architects from the ar d Emerging Architecture competition. The architects will talk about their recent work in general as well as focusing on their prize winning projects.

The awards are a partnership between The Architectural Review and d line International, the Danish architectural design firm. They celebrate the work of young architects and designers usually at the start of their career and not yet well known.

The accompanying exhibition of winning and highly commended entrants will be in Gallery 2 from 24 February to 29 March 2003.