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Join us for a panel discussion investigating the potential of performance in exploring social and cultural narratives embedded within our built environment.
Inviting experts spanning the fields of urban planning, choreography, and architecture, the event is part of a broader project focused on emergent behaviours that arise once the space is inhabited – the gap between ‘should’ and ‘would’.
The discussion will provide attendees a unique opportunity to question urban space through a cross-disciplinary lens, emphasising the pivotal roles of both the public and professionals in reimagining the public realm.
Welcome: Professor Igea Troiani, Head of Division, Architecture LSBU
Introduction: Kazeem Awotunde,
LSBU-MArch ‘Placemaking & Performance’
Speakers:
- Vicky Spanovangelis, architect, choreographer, dancer, RIBA, UCL
- Nat Keast, associate director at WilkinsonEyre
- Susannah Hagan, Emeritus Professor of Architecture, University of Westminster
- Timothy Percival, creative director ‘Non-Places to New Spaces’
Chair: Andrea Tiberi, LSBU-MArch ‘Placemaking & Performance’
Image: Timothy Percival
100 London Rd,
Southwark
SE1 6NJ
Taking place in the newly-designed LSBU Hub, the building can be directly located from its unique postcode and will be clearly signposted around the LSBU campus. Clear guidance will be offered from the reception to easily locate the event. Reaching the Hub (LSBU): The LSBU Southwark Campus is conveniently located in Elephant and Castle, London, with easy access via public transportation: By Underground (Tube): Bakerloo Line or Northern Line: Get off at Elephant & Castle station. This station is directly next to the campus, offering a very easy connection. Southwark Station: This station is a 10-minute walk from the campus. Take the exit towards Borough Road and follow signs for London South Bank University. By Bus: Several bus routes stop near the campus, making it accessible from various locations: Routes Stopping Nearby: Look for buses numbered 64, 133, 148, 171, 188, 194, 197, 198, 344, 367, and C10. These routes will either stop directly outside the campus or within a short walking distance.
Free
This event is free to attend but may require a ticket to book a slot. Register as an attendee to find out more
Login / RegisterTimothy Percival & Andrea Tiberi
Website:
www.timothypercival.com
Wheelchair accessible
Level Access and Automatic Doors (or No Doors)
Assistance dogs welcome
Accessible toilet
Baby Changing Facility
Gender Neutral Toilet
For queries regarding access requirements for this event please contact: tiberia2@lsbu.ac.uk
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View the LFA accessibility policy here
The newly constructed public space prioritises accessibility as a fundamental requirement.
Situated at ground level, the venue ensures wheelchair accessibility having eliminated obstacles and stairs. Clear navigation pathways and thoughtfully arranged public furniture cater to the needs of the visually impaired, enhancing overall inclusivity.
The LSBU Hub offers a range of accessible facilities for the event, including accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and gender-neutral restrooms.
