Events
Paul Finch’s Tuesday talk
A sketch of Paul Finch’s insightful talk on Tuesday. 
I found myself reflecting on the Thatcher legacy as I walked through the city the next morning, traffic free on account of her funeral. I stopped to admire the clarity of RSH’s new ‘cheese grater’ building under construction. You could fit about a third of the height of the iconic Lloyds building across the street into the lobby of the new building. Lloyds was completed a couple of years after Thatcher came to power, and seemed like a pretty big building back then. It looks pretty small now, but packs a lot of ideas in compared to the new breed of monumental neighbours.
Tuesday Night Talk: Paul Finch OBE
Paul Finch OBE
Tuesday 16th April
17.30 – 18.30
HTA are excited to welcome Paul Finch, editorial director of the Architects Journal and deputy chair of the Design Council to our office to give a talk on the current state of the building industry and his work and experiences within it.
His talk will begin at 5.30pm with snacks and refreshments provided.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Tuesday Night Talk: Michael Kohn
Michael Kohn
Tuesday 2nd April
17.30 – 18.30
HTA are excited to welcome Michael Kohn, founder of StickyWorld to HTA’s office to discuss his journey that started in parametric self build and has developed into technology for community consultation - amongst other uses - in the design of the built environment.
The new technology aims to transform the practice of static one-way presentations to enable more conversational, participatory and social learning experiences, which have a particular current relevance for community consultation and local planning issues. Further information can be found on the website: http://www.stickyworld.com/
His talk will begin at 5.30pm with snacks and refreshments provided.
We look forward to seeing you there.
HTA’s Pumpkin Carving Competition!
As ever the entries were creative, skillfully done and at sometimes a little odd. Well done everyone!
And the winning pumpkin was… (it’s a hedgehog)
