Postponed: Launch of The Bartlett Design Research Folios – 2022 Series
09 June 2022, 5:00 pm–7:15 pm
Please note the event on Thursday 9 June has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. A virtual launch event for the 2022 series of The Bartlett Design Research Folios, chaired by founder and editor Professor Yeoryia Manolopoulou and featuring author presentations and a panel discussion.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
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The Bartlett School of Architecture
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, this event is being postponed and will no longer be taking place tomorrow.
The event organisers will be in touch with all participants to reschedule the launch for a later date.
The Bartlett Design Research Folios is an architectural publication that provides Bartlett designers, practitioners and scholars with a platform to convey, in book form, the purpose and process of design research in their work. Each folio presents a visual and textual narrative of a specific project, unpacking its ideas and deeper layers of context, its methods and experimentation, and some of its dissemination.
The new collection of folios features projects produced between 2015 and 2021 and adds 28 books to the existing series which covers works from 2008–2014, extending the overall publication to 66 folios to date.
Gradually, the folios form an evolving and time-sensitive atlas of design research projects at The Bartlett, building up a collection of works that extend their influence to fields of design thought and practice beyond the academic sphere and directly impact on the experienced world. The developing collection of folios is also archived at the Design Research Folios website.
The virtual launch event will include author presentations and contributions by a panel of invited respondents. It will be chaired by the founder and lead editor of the series Professor Yeoryia Manolopoulou.
Author Presentations
- Paul Bavister, Lecturer in Architecture
- Izaskun Chinchilla, Professor of Architectural Practice
- Marjan Colletti, Professor of Architecture and Post Digital Practice
- Penelope Haralambidou, Professor of Architecture and Spatial Culture
- Jonathan Kendall, Lecturer in Architecture
- Guan Lee, Lecturer in Architecture
- Tim Lucas, Associate Professor in Architecture
- Claudia Pasquero, Associate Professor in Architecture
- Patrick Weber, Professor of Architecture for Inclusive Design
Invited Respondents
- Rania Ghosn, Associate Professor of Architecture and Urbanism, MIT, and Founder of DESIGN EARTH
- Amy Kulper, Associate Professor and Head of Architecture, Rhode Island School of Design
- Vicky Richardson, Head of Architecture and Heinz Curator, Royal Academy
- Helen Thomas, Editor of Women Writing Architecture and Writer at Drawing Matter
- Philip Ursprung, Chair of the History of Art and Architecture, ETH
Programme
Introduction, Yeoryia Manolopoulou: 17:00-17:10
Presentations by Authors
17:10- 17:35
- Jonathan Kendall
- Claudia Pasquero
- Paul Bavister
- Penelope Haralambidou
- Brief Q&A
Presentations by Authors
17:35-18:05
- Marjan Colletti
- Guan Lee
- Tim Lucas
- Izaskun Chinchilla
- Patrick Weber
- Brief Q&A
Break: 18:05-18:10
Responses to the series by invited guests
18:10-18:45
- Helen Thomas
- Rania Ghosn
- Philip Ursprung
- Vicky Richardson
- Amy Kulper
Open Discussion: 18:45-19:15
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Authors featured in 2022 series
Laura Allen, Matthew Barnett Howland, Paul Bavister, Matthew Butcher, Nat Chard, Marjan Colletti, Marcos Cruz, Izaskun Chinchilla, Penelope Haralambidou, Manuel Jimenez Garcia, Jan Kattein, Jonathan Kendall, Dirk Krolikowski, Guan Lee, Tim Lucas, Yeoryia Manolopoulou, Josep Miàs, Níall McLaughlin, Claudia Pasquero, Luke Pearson, Gilles Retsin, Mark Smout, Oliver Wilton, Patrick Weber, Daniel Widrig.
Academic editors (2015-2022)
Yeoryia Manolopoulou and Barbara Penner
More information
- Read more about the Design Research Folios
- Visit the Design Research Folios website
- Explore more Bartlett publications
Image: Bartlett Design Research Folios, second series (2015-2022). Printed copies photographed by Sarah Lever.