Stories Cast in Glass: Gensler x Chris Day

Name: Stories Cast in Glass: Gensler x Chris Day
Start: 2026-06-10T13:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-06-10T23:59:59+00:00
Location: Gensler

A solo exhibition of glass works and installations exploring narratives of community, architecture, and belonging.

Stories Cast in Glass: Gensler x Chris Day

A solo exhibition of glass works and installations exploring narratives of community, architecture, and belonging.

Wednesday 10^th June

18:00 - 20:00

Activity Type

Exhibition

Audience

Built environment professionals
College and university students
Local residents
People over 55

Step inside Gensler’s London office, transformed into a public exhibition exploring how art, craft, and place shape belonging.

Featuring work by artist Chris Day, the installation brings together material, process, and storytelling to reveal how environments carry identity, memory, and shared experience.

Through the installation and a dynamic panel conversation, visitors are invited to engage in dialogue and reflect on their relationship to place, as the design studio opens for creativity, exchange and community — examining how materiality and storytelling can shape more meaningful and inclusive environments.

Location

Gensler

6 Moretown (formerly Thomas More Square),
London,

E1W 1YW

Nearest station:
Wapping Station (London Overground)

Accessible toilet

Gender neutral toilet

Refreshments available

Quiet space (inside)

Quiet space (outside)

The Gensler London office at 6 Moretown is designed to be highly accessible, offering accessible toilets, gender‑neutral facilities, handrails on both sides of stairs, seating throughout the building, and lift access for those unable to use stairs. The workspace provides a welcoming, community‑oriented environment with comfortable seating and clear spatial cues, supporting a variety of user needs, including neurodiverse and sensory‑sensitive individuals.

For queries regarding access requirements for this event please contact: eu_events@gensler.com .
View the LFA accessibility policy here