Celebrating the home: Don’t Move, Improve!
Join us to hear from a curated selection of London’s most innovative small-scale residential projects.
Celebrating the home: Don’t Move, Improve!
Join us to hear from a curated selection of London’s most innovative small-scale residential projects.
18:15 - 20:15
London’s residential landscape is remarkably diverse, blending historic period architecture with contemporary living to create a distinctive domestic environment. Approaches to home renovation reflect this richness, calling on the built environment sector to respond with creativity and innovation, placing sustainability, retrofit, and longevity at the forefront.
Join us for this special one-off event, part of the wider Don’t Move, Improve! Programme and aligned with the London Festival of Architecture, where we explore some of the most innovative small-scale residential projects across the city.
In the spirit of the Don’t Move, Improve! Programme, this event celebrates thoughtful renovations that reimagine existing spaces and extend the lifespan of homes, bringing together London’s architectural community to share challenges, insights, and ideas shaping the residential sector.
This event is sponsored by blum (blum-inspirations.com/en-eu)
18:15 Arrivals
18:45 Welcome from the Chair
18:55 Presentations
- West London House
- Sobremesa House
- The Ridings (42R)
- Skyler House
- Tylney Avenue
- The Hexagon
19:35 Audience questions
19:45 End
Location
EGGER LONDON
1 Dallington Street
EC1V 0BH
Free
Booking required
Giles Heather and Simon Goldstein
co-founders , Goldstein Heather Architects
Greg Walton
co-founder , Studio McW
Dan Rooke
Architectural Designer , WR-AP
Natalie Savva
co-founder , Studio naama
Johan Hybschmann and Margaret Bursa
co-founders , Archmongers
Chris Dyson
Principal Partner , Chris Dyson Architects
Organiser
NLA - London's built environment community
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