Temple Bar Talks

An engaging and stimulating programme of talks about diverse subjects concerning the built environment covering architecture, planning, transport, history, art and economics in the City of London aimed at visitors, the City community, young people and built environment professionals.

Forthcoming Talks

Below are evening talks which are being planned for early 2023. Keep an eye out for when details are released.
Monday, 22 May – Neil Pinder, head of product design and architecture, Graveney School, London, and founder, HomeGrown.
Monday, 26 June – Victoria Thornton OBE about the work of the Thornton Education Trust.
Monday, 11 September – Architect Reinier de Graaf, partner in the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) and co-founder of its think tank AMO, discussing his new book, ‘architect, verb’ (Verso, 2023) with Peter Murray OBE, Chair of Temple Bar London.

20/03/2023, 6:25 pm - 8:15 pm

Graham Haworth, Luke Tozer and David Lyndon in conversation about urban regeneration at Fish Island Village, Hackney Wick Full details

24/04/2023, 6:25 pm - 8:15 pm

How do you make a change and deliver a sustainable future? By being creative and making the change ‘irresistible’. Full details

Testimonials

Engaging speaker with a wealth of knowledge and a delivery that made you feel you were being talked to rather than lectured at. Really good .

Previous attendee of Alison Woolard Talk

Overall – excellent lecture – the graphics and photographs which were also excellent

Previous attendee of Pat Langford Talk

Temple Bar Talks

Forthcoming Talks

Testimonials

Engaging speaker with a wealth of knowledge and a delivery that made you feel you were being talked to rather than lectured at. Really good .

Overall – excellent lecture – the graphics and photographs which were also excellent

Previous Talks