Mæ Architects @ Norwich Univeristy of the Arts, Duke Street, 10th October 2024
Mæ Architects, a London-based architecture and urban design studio, won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2023 for the John Morden Centre in Blackheath, London. Mæ Architects say their purpose is to design buildings and places that uplift the human spirit.
Mæ are at the forefront of sustainable, resilient and socially conscious architecture and urbanism, creating work that exists in harmony with the planet and enriches culture and society. They work on regeneration projects for public and private sector clients, focus on brown-field sites, and promote green policies; they have designed the UK’s largest new-build Passivhaus scheme – Agar Grove Estate. The studio has established an international reputation for sustainable architecture and urbanism, and specifically for the design of innovative housing and social infrastructure.
The annual lecture will be led by Mæ’s Tom Jarman, and we invite you to join us from 6pm for drinks, with the lecture starting at 7pm.Tickets are available from Eventbrite.
Main image: John Morden Centre by Mæ Architects. Photo: Jim Stephenson
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