Book now to hear from Stanton Williams, Studio Fractal and Speirs + Major on lighting design at the next AJ Specification Live event
Focusing on the theme of October’s issue of AJ Specification, discussions will feature Stanton William’s Kings Cross development and Atmos’‘tree-like’ light installation in Camden’s Roundhouse.
The full list of speakers
- Keith Bradshaw, principal, Speirs + Major
- Philip Durban, director of technology, Hudson Architects
- Stephen Hadley, associate, Stanton Williams
- Alex Haw, director, Atmos
- Chris Sutherland, partner, Studio Fractal
- Pippa Nissen, director, Nissen Richards Studio
- Paul Finch, editorial director, Architects’ Journal (Chair)
AJ Specification Live is a series of free monthly AJ events, in association with NLA, with afternoon talks providing in-depth information on design, specification, building materials and construction methods, followed by networking drinks.
Join us on 22 October to get involved in the debate.
Event details
When Wednesday 22 October, 4 – 6pm
Where NLA, The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London, WC1E 7BT
Book your place
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