The NDSA are currently seeking interested persons to support and or join the NDSA Committee. We hope to bolster our team of direct contributors in order to continue to deliver effectively for our membership and build further upon the solid successes of recent years.
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A new opportunity for a future home has emerged and we want to invite you to participate with suggestions about how you think the Urban Room could be used, what it could become or how you could offer support towards its development and programme.
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The upcoming Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 23rd February 2022
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Nottingham has transformed in the last 6 years since the launch of the Nottingham Heritage Strategy. Heritage-led regeneration has enhanced conservation areas in the city centre and many buildings have been taken off the Buildings at Risk Register. Alice Ullathorne delivers a presentation about the power of heritage-led regeneration, the process that architects in Nottingham can get involved and opportunities for heritage-led regeneration in the future.
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Letchworth Garden City is the brainchild of Ebenezer Howard, who promoted a new social, community and economic model that sought to capture value from the land for community benefit, incorporating community governance, long term stewardship and beautiful well-designed places for all.
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Jon Millhouse is a chartered town planner, member of the Institute or Historic Building Conservation and specialist in heritage and conservation at Planning & Design Practice Ltd.
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In this talk, Studio Bark's Tom Bennett will share his journey through the world of climate activism and environmental architecture, exploring some ways in which these pursuits diverge and intersect.
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Thames Tideway is a major sewer relief project and is the largest intervention shaping the Thames since Joseph Bazalgette created the first sewer system in London in 1866.
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This CPD concentrates less on the familiar aspects of regulatory compliance and more on understanding the issues that affect design choices to tackle fire risk issues.
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On Thursday 14th October the NDSA visited the Moorways Aquatics Centre in Derby.
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Tania Martins-Rivas graduated as an Architect in Mexico. Tania moved to Dublin in 2014 and quickly found a job in an Architecture practice. There, she got the support and encouragement she needed to embark on her journey to recognition.
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Our second guest in our three-episode mini-series is Huda Patel, a graduate from the University of Pune, India, who passed her Part 1 ARB Prescribed Exam in early 2019 with limited experience in the UK.
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We kick-off our three-episode series on the ARB prescribed examinations with Jessie, a senior associate at London-based Architecture practice MICA.
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Sara Saadouni talks us through the upcoming mini series of support for persons seeking assistance with their progression through the ARBs prescribed exams.
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"Roadmap to Recognition" is a mini-series of three interviews with candidates who have passed the ARB Prescribed Exams.
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The NDSA welcome back Director Paul Hutt who is joined by Emma Glover from Glancy Nicholls Architects to talk about their new dementia care home, that regenerated the old Thornton's chocolate Factory in Belper, Derbyshire.
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The discussion with audience Q&A moderated by NDSA Committee Officer Sara Saadouni. Conversation opened up amongst the guest panelists following a round of reviews.
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