Belonging at Royal Albert Wharf
Explore Royal Albert Wharf’s development through resident insights, architecture, and photography, examining belonging, community, and success in creating inclusive neighbourhoods.
Belonging at Royal Albert Wharf
Explore Royal Albert Wharf’s development through resident insights, architecture, and photography, examining belonging, community, and success in creating inclusive neighbourhoods.
Tuesday 30th June
17:00 - 20:00
Free
College and university students
Local residents
In partnership with Notting Hill Genesis and the Royal Docks Team, this event explores Royal Albert Wharf (RAW) through insights of residents, delivery partners, and architects.
· 5pm onwards: You’re invited to preview an exhibition of a resident-led photographic study and community artwork providing reflections on the theme of belonging and capturing lived experience at Gallions Reach (light refreshments served).
· At 6pm join us for a panel discussion: Led by Mayor’s Design Advocate, Daisy Froud in conversation with lead architect Richard Lavington and delivery partners to discuss the original intent and evolution over the past decade. Hearing from residents and those who shape RAW now.
There will be opportunities to share your views on stewardship and what helps neighbourhoods thrive.
Location
Art in the Docks
Hamme Building,
25 Shackleton Way
E16 2XJ
Nearest station:
Gallions Reach DLR. Travelling by Bus No.129 (Magellan Boulevard) or SL3 Superloop (UEL Docklands Campus)
Accessible toilet
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with some step(s)
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