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RUDI maintains a list of international events and exhibitions, available to all visitors to the site. The lists are updated weekly. If you would like to add your event or exhibition to our calendar listing, free of charge, then please contact us.

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Beyond Poundbury Series 2010 Leon Krier

By The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment

The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment

Poundbury illustrates the importance of preserving enough land for future food security within and around a new development by building higher density urbanism on less land area. Speakers from Defra and the Soil Association will join us in this event to develop a right balance between town and country.

CABE urban design summer school 2010

Summer school makes welcome return to Birmingham

MADE, the regional architecture centre in the West Midlands, is delighted to be leading the CABE urban design summer school in Birmingham 11th-14 July 2010. It is the second time in four years that the school will be hosted in the city.

Book before 30th April and save £100!

FUTURESCAPE 2010: Creating better quality neighbourhoods, buildings and public spaces

Architecture Centre Network invites you to a one-day international symposium in London on Friday 19 March.

FUTURESCAPE 2010 is bringing together key decision makers, practitioners and enablers in design and regeneration. The symposium will interest international and UK architecture and built environment centre professionals, planners, built environment professionals, funders and decision makers at national and regional level covering regeneration, architecture, design, art and built environment agendas.

50 Years of London Architecture

The exhibition will be hosted by the Architecture Club throughout the Festival at the mall Galleries, from June 19-26 this year.

Entries are welcomed from all-comers including architects, building owners, contractors, consultants and enthusiasts. For instance contractors may wish to sponsor a building with which they were involved but where the architectural practice no longer exists.

London Festival of Architecture 2010

19 June - 4 Jul 2010

A wide range of independent events will surround a number of core activities - some focused on high profile weekend events - others taking place throughout the Festival period. The best way to stay up to date is and to find ways of getting involved is to check in regularly on www.lfa2010.org There are already 73 proposed events listed there - if you haven't added your event yet please do so soon.

Nominees - imagina awards 2010

List of Nominees - imagina awards 2010

Urban Intelligence events programme 2010

Urban Intelligence events programme 2010 Download the programme

Know Your Place

Know Your Place is a panel debate discussing the role and value of writing residencies, hosted by UrbanWords and Spread the Word on 2nd February 2010. Writers-in-residence can now be found in many places: at airports, bus stations, in shops and even on the Tube. But what impact do these residencies really have on the people, places and organisations involved, and how do they, in turn, shape the writing that's created? What are the objectives of those who employ writers this way, and what impact do these have on the writers themselves? What role do writers have - and what role could they have - in regeneration and place-making?

Masterclass in Community Involvement: How to engage stakeholders in planning, design and development

23rd March 2010
Bankside Community Space, London

This one day masterclass provides the opportunity for participants to enhance their ability to devise a community planning strategy with the leading UK specialist on community planning and design.

SPACESHAPER: Involving young people in improving their neighbourhoods

Spaceshaper 9-14 facilitator training

Spaceshaper is a tool for anyone who is keen to improve their local parks, streets or squares. An exciting new version has been developed enabling 9 to 14 year olds to get involved in the developments that affect them. It offers practical, creative and interactive resources that encourage young people to contribute to discussions about the future of their neighbourhood.

Training is open for facilitators!

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