Meet September‘s 'Practice of the Month' Jas Bhalla Works This month we will be highlighting some of their amazing projects. They are a team of architects, urban designers and town planners committed to creating socially useful and environmentally responsive spaces and places. They believe good design should be for everyone, and that architecture should reflect and represent us all. To learn more about their work, follow the link in our bio👆
RIBA London
Architecture and Planning
London, England 9,350 followers
RIBA London is the voice for architecture and the architectural profession in the UK's capital city.
About us
The collective voice of architecture in London. The largest of the Royal Institute of British Architects UK regions, RIBA London showcases and provides support for over 12,000 RIBA Members and 1,000+ RIBA Chartered Practices. As well as our extensive public-facing programme - which promotes the work of our members - we also work hard to provide business development opportunities and training to help architects thrive in London and worldwide.
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https://www.architecture.com/my-local-riba/riba-london
External link for RIBA London
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 1834
- Specialties
- Architecture , Design, and London
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66 Portland Place
London, England W1B 1AD, GB
Employees at RIBA London
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Introducing September's Practice of the Month Jas Bhalla Works Take a look at our interview with them https://ow.ly/PTYq50TecVc #UKArchitecture #PracticeoftheMonth #RIBA #Architecture #London #RIBAcharteredpractice
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Missed the last #Nerdworking? Don't worry! There still a few tickets left for our next amazing session, grab yours via the link below! #Nerdworking x Nobody's Fool Mysteries Peter Greaves Nobody's Fool Mystery Games 📅 Thursday, 19 September 2024 ⏰ 7:00 to 9:00pm 📍HTA Design LLP 75 Wallis Road London E9 5LN 🎟️ https://shorturl.at/R5mBs
📢One week left for #Nerdworking at The Building Society. Limited tickets remain—secure your spot using the link below and experience Nerdworking for yourself! Our sessions would not exist without our fantastic sponsors Vandersanden whose continued support of our format helped us introduce over 200 attendees so far, some of whom became regular #nerds! and our new sponsor Seven joining this amazing project. Peter Greaves 📅 Thursday, 15 August 2024 ⏰ 6:30 to 9:30pm 📍 The Building Society 55 Whitfield Street London W1T 4AH 🎟️ https://ow.ly/WSO750STBCk..
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How the power of collaboration can turbo-charge a project for architects and help communities. Article 25, an NGO that specialises in designing and delivering important projects thousands of miles away uses key principles of engagement to achieve successful outcomes: https://ow.ly/z0xP50T7ySK
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Want to inspire the next generation of architects? Sign up to host a young person for work experience at your practice this October half term, and we'll match you with local schools. Our new work experience toolkit provides a foolproof day-by-day activity plan to make your placements a success. ➡️ Sign up by 27 September: https://ow.ly/Wgfa50T3LU9 #WorkExperience #JobFairy
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Partner and Studio Sustainability Lead at Make Architects, Architectural Lead at the Future Spaces Foundation, Founder of Nerdworking
Another absolutely amazing #nerdworking! Thanks so much to The Building Society for having us, such a great place! It was great to see so many new faces tonight, fantastic to keep adding more people to the Nerd Herd! If you missed out on tickets this time, then I hope you can join us next time - keep your eyes on my feed for upcoming events! Thanks as always to Vandersanden and Seven for making these nights possible!
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The second project highlight from August 'Practice of the Month' New-works This is Low Line Arches The Low Line is a network of creative and cultural nodes that follows the Victorian railway viaducts running through Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey. Our Low Line arches retrofit concept brings redundant railway arches back into use to the benefit of the surrounding communities and small businesses. Our design explores the powerful sense of ‘remaining space’ under the Victorian viaducts. The project creates discrete spaces-within-spaces by placing prefabricated galvanised steel Nissen sheds of differing sizes in the volumes under the arches. They are demountable and transferable, cost-efficient and recyclable. The prefabricated galvanised steel Nissen sheds have now been installed in two Bankside arches, as a cost effective alternative to filling the envelope of the arch with a fit-out with no loss of usable space. The adapted spaces are able to accommodate workspaces, meeting rooms, catering or washrooms, or be left as voids to host a variety of uses, including performing and visual arts. They have already undergone changes in use, attesting to the flexibility of the design. Image 1 name and credit: Ewer Street Low Line arches – Proposed axonometric. Image: New-works Image 2 name and credit: Southwark Street Low Line arches – Proposed axonometric. Image: New-works Image 3 name and credit: Construction detail, Ewer Street. Image: Mickey Lee Image 4 name and credit: Southwark Street Low Line arches. Image: Ed Bishop Image 5 name and credit: Southwark Street Low Line arches. Image: Ed Bishop
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📢 Happy to announce another sold out #Nerdworking We can’t wait to see you all there! 👏 at The Building Society. Don't worry if you missed the chance to get a ticket for this session, many more events coming this year! #followoursocials 🏦 Special thanks to our amazing sponsors' Vandersanden & Seven for supporting this great event! #Nerdworking #RIBALondon
Partner and Studio Sustainability Lead at Make Architects, Architectural Lead at the Future Spaces Foundation, Founder of Nerdworking
Another sold out #Nerdworking coming up on Thursday! Thanks so much to this weeks hosts, The Building Society, who are letting us play in their amazing shared workspace in the heart of fitzrovia. And thanks to our incredible sponsors, Seven and Vandersanden for helping to make these brilliant events possible. Plenty more events are planned later in the year, so if you missed out on tickets this time, keep an eye open for more upcoming dates!
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RIBA London reposted this
Join us for Series 3 of Cooking with an Architect, where we’re excited to have James Furzer as our featured speaker. Renowned for his innovative work in designing spaces for the homeless, James has made a significant impact on the architectural world. His Homeless Beacon was showcased on Grand Designs, and his TEDx talk has inspired architects to use their skills for meaningful change. In this series, we’ll delve into what motivated James to create spaces for vulnerable communities, all while he prepares his chosen dish. Don’t miss out on these insightful discussions—subscribe to the Bold Platform YouTube channel today! Sponsored by RIBA Local Initiative Funding. 📸: James Furzer #cooking #architecture #architect #riba RIBA London
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How will AI change architecture? A sweeping transformation or something more subtle? Tomas Millar, director of Millar Howard Workshop, looks at the insights of the latest tranche of the RIBA Horizons 2034 future-scanning programme: https://ow.ly/GwRU50STG7m
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