The RIBA + VitrA Talks series brings together architects who are building structures rooted in place, shaped by their context and values of integrity.
The 2023 season continued with Caples Jefferson Architects, a design and architecture firm based in New York City that works at the intersection of social equity, education, and culture.
Since its founding in 1987 by principals Sara Caples and Everardo Jefferson, Caples Jefferson’s social equity work has gained national recognition in the US and has been published internationally for its exceptional design qualities.
This is a recording of a live event that took place at 66 Portland Place, London on 11 October 2023.
In this lecture, Sara and Everardo discuss the thinking behind their human-centred design projects, including Heritage Health & Housing social services agency, which is located in a former garage in Harlem, and Queens Theatre-in-the-Park, which involved expanding a World’s Fair building into a public theatre.
Their book, 'Many Voices: Architecture for Social Equity', was published by RIBA last year. Find it here: www.ribabooks.com/many-voices...
This event is part of our Forms of Exchange: Exploring the spaces in between series of talks for the RIBA + VitrA partnership.
This partnership reflects a shared commitment to add social, economic, and cultural value to society, and VitrA Bathrooms is proud to support such an inspiring programme.
With innovation at its core, a global reach, and a tradition of collaborating with celebrated architects and designers, the VitrA bathroom brand has become a world leader, synonymous with contemporary sophistication since the mid-1900s.
Visit our website to learn more about the RIBA + VitrA Talks series: www.architecture.com/campaign...
6 ноя 2023
