This online symposium will focus on the importance to architectural practice and research of listening. To listen effectively is not just to hear: it means actively seeking perspectives from those people in society whose voices are often the least audible. In exploring a wide range […]
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Half-day Symposium: “Blueprint for Decolonisation” – Asian Architects Association in collaboration with Architecture Foundation | Tuesday, March 30, from 14:00 to 17:00 (GMT)
The racialisation of space has its roots in colonial practices that sought to wield control over people perceived as ‘Other’. If the future of practice begins with education, how has the practice of ‘othering’ become absorbed into the structure of education? Join us for a […]
BSc Architectural Technology students collaborate with Southwark Council’s Regeneration team to empower communities and address social and environmental issues in Peckham, London
Tumpa Fellows, Senior Lecturer of Architecture at the University of Westminster and a Southwark Council Design Review panel member, organised a collaboration between Southwark Council’s Regeneration team and students on the Architectural Technology BSc Honours course, where they are exploring the area of Peckham through […]
Joint online lecture by Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows and Paolo Cascone, Tuesday, February 16 from 3.30pm GMT
When: Tuesday, 16th of February at 3.30pm GMT Blackboard link: http://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/a1f67e76494344a3ba9b0a002be29c38 The lecture is organised by Paolo Cascone, Yota Adilenidou and Maddalena Laddaga in the frame of Architecture and Environmental Design DS3A “Decolonising Performative Architecture” seminar series. Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows is a Senior Lecturer […]
FAME: Exposing the Barriers in Architecture | Friday, December 4, 18:00-19:30 GMT [Online event hosted by Architecture Foundation via Zoom]
When: Friday, 4th of December, 6pm-7.30pm Eventbrite link FAME will be hosting their first event to expose the barriers female architects of minority ethnic face in the architecture industry today About this Event FAME: Female Architects of Minority Ethnic: founded by Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows and Tahin Khan. FAME […]
Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows’ article for RIBAJ: “Practical steps towards real inclusion”
Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows, an architect, researcher, and the BSc Architectural Technology Year 2 leader has published an article in The RIBA Journal on how the architects can use their skills to help improve conditions for the disadvantaged and marginalised communities and members of our […]