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Consult the Kids : Ben Spry of POoR Collective

Location: THE MUSEUM OF BATH ARCHITECTURE

Address: COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON CHAPEL, BATH, BA1 5NA

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Unfortunately this event has had to be cancelled. We hope to set a new date within next year's talk series.


BPT X RIBA Bristol & Bath


MIDWEEK MONTHLIES 


Consult the Kids With Ben Spry, of POoR Collective


Museum of Bath Architecture 


The Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, The Vineyards, Bath, BA1 5NA


Talk begins at 6pm, doors at 5.30pm 


Talks are 45mins-1hr with additional time for questions and discussion


Tickets £12 Students £6 


Bar serves wine, beers and soft drinks - card payment only


POOR Collective, which is an acronym for power out of restriction, is a social-impact design studio that aims to engage young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in overhauling London's public spaces through co-design workshops.

 

Ben Spry is an architect, tutor and public speaker. He has experience delivering healthcare schemes, social housing and cultural centres. Having worked across the London boroughs of Camden, Southwark, Hackney, Brent, Merton and Bexley, Spry has notable experience working on various different architecture projects. He has also delivered several co-design projects and creative workshops across England.  Spry's previous experience includes working at architecture practices which include Fleet Architects, MUF, GortScott and Karakusevic Carson Architects. He has taught at the Architectural Association, participated in crits and talks at universities such as the Royal College of Art, Ravensbourne University and the University of Portsmouth. Spry has also been a part of groups such as the Architects Climate Action Network as a team leader spreading climate awareness within the construction industry and to the younger generation.


Accessibility

The entrance and event space are all level access. Assistance dogs are welcome. The museum toilets are located up three steps and then down a flight of stairs and there is no lift available. 


This event is sponsored by RIBA Bristol & Bath 

This event is not available for sale.