Architecture Speaks! Clementine Blakemore
Lorenzo Lardi LR
Architecture is a continuation of history. It preserves traces of society that cannot be recorded in any other way. Through architecture, we can understand where we have come from and where we are heading, while at the same time defining what we leave to future generations. These questions are explored in the Architecture Speaks! lecture series through this season's theme, Local Memory.
Jointly organised by Aalto University and the Architecture & Design Museum, the international lecture series Architecture Speaks! brings together current voices and perspectives in architecture. Invited architects share insights into their design processes, their work and their role in the field of architecture.
In the twelfth season of the lecture series, Professor and Head of Department Jenni Reuter invites seven speakers to share insights into their design work under the theme Local Memory. The second lecture is held by Clementine Blakemore.
The lectures are held online in English and are free to attend.
Clementine Blakemore
Clementine is the Director of Clementine Blakemore Architects, an award-winning practice focused on inventive and inclusive architecture with a positive social and environmental impact. The practice’s Wraxall Yard project was shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2022. Before training as an architect, Clem studied sculpture and worked in film. She founded her practice in 2016 and has since been named an AJ 40 under 40, a RIBA Journal Rising Star, and received the RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize.
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