You are invited to NAN’s first public event hosted by The Fitzrovia Chapel and with support from Grimshaw Architects!
NAN - Neurodiversity Architecture Network CIC - has invited three spatial practitioners to discuss Intersectional Neurodiverse Experiences in Architecture and Design Practice and Education.
Drawing on their stories and our collective experiences we hope to raise awareness about the often overlooked intersectional implications in spatial practices and education.
Trigger Warnings:
Some of the speakers may talk about sensitive topics including suicide as well as personal traumatic experiences. Please keep this in mind when attending the event.
Blue Badge Parking:
Cleveland Street: 2 bays on west side. Max 4 hours
Cleveland Street: 1 bay on east side. Unlimited
Berners Street: 2 spaces
Nearest Tube Stations:
Goodge Street Station ~ 5 min walk
Warren Street Station ~ 12 min walk
Oxford Circus Station ~ 12 min walk
Tottenham Court Road Station ~ 15 min walk
Great Portland Street ~ 15 min walk
Please note that this event will be recorded and there will be a photographer please keep this in mind and let us know on the day and on the form if you don't want to be photographed.
Please contact Luisa (the organizer) if cost is a barrier or if you have any other questions at [email protected]
Find out more: /e/intersectional-neurodiverse-experiences-tickets-1598570380039?aff=oddtdtcreator
@accessify_uk@_designcan__@achapmanmiller@jwpthomas@nazneenayyubwood@fitzroviachapel@lupereirapires
We would like to take this opportunity to thank @fitzroviachapel for offering us the space in kind and to @grimshawarch for their kind donation to the project.
🏅A huge congrats to James Thomas for completing the #TokyoMarathon, and thank you to @ahmmarchitects for contributing £175 to Two Step on his behalf! Every donation counts toward helping people experiencing #homelessness find housing and avoid the downward spiral of life on the streets.
Let’s show @jwpthomas some love in the comments!👇
@milly.molly.mandy25
For Architects and all those involved in the design, and construction of beautiful buildings there is a huge joy in seeing the completed work.
Yesterday, I saw for the first time the finished Rabat Grand Theatre.
For four years I was the project Architect. Responsible for developing the detailed design, finding the best contractors, and reviewing construction. I flew to Rabat for a week each month, studied French at Alliance Francaise, and in the process developed a great love and respect for the people of Morocco.
I consider the Theatre the last great master work of Dame Zaha Hadid before her untimely death. It was a great pleasure to work for this most brilliant of Architects and the extraordinary opportunity she gave me when she asked me to represent her in presenting the Theatre to the client, his Majesty King Mohammed VI at the ground breaking ceremony in 2014.
We had the very best design team: ZHA, Omar Alaoui and his wonderful team of Architects, AKT Structural Engineers, Max Fordham MEP, Omnium Engineering, Arup Acoustics, Newtecnic Façade Engineers and many others.
The end result is magnificent, the contractors have done a beautiful job of realising the vision of King Mohammed VI and Zaha Hadid. The theatre is a visible by day and night up and down the river Bouregreg and the twin cities of Rabat and Sale.
I salute all my colleagues who have played their role in bringing this vision to life.
Into the light - me and my shadow 'Titus Tunnel' Seleucia - where Saul/Paul, Barnabas, and John Mark set sail on their first Missionary Journey to Cyprus
