RIBAJ Meets

Regenerative with Angharad Palmer of Hawkins\Brown, featuring Michael Pawlyn of Exploration and Professor Ben Bridgens of Newcastle University Regenerative with Angharad Palmer of Hawkins\Brown, featuring Michael Pawlyn of Exploration and Professor Ben Bridgens of Newcastle University How do you go about changing cultures and projects? How do you imbue designs with regenerative thinking? Angharad Palmer of Hawkins\Brown, and RIBA J Rising Star, talks about her experience bringing change and the upbringing and career that has shaped her take on regenerative design from seaweed to Lewisham shopping centre. RIBAJ Meets series three is produced in partnership with Origin Doors and Windows Presented by Eleanor Young, producers Paul Hirons and Flo Armitage-Hookes, original music by Steffen Addington.

How do architects set about consulting the public, particularly young people? Can they go beyond and engage with them? Shawn Adams of the POoR Collective, and RIBA J Rising Star, talks about how to start consultation, some of its various forms and the output you should be looking for, alongside a little of his own journey. Also featuring Neil Onions of Beyond the Box and George Pope of Matt + Fiona. RIBAJ Meets series three is produced in partnership with Origin Doors and Windows. Presented by Eleanor Young, producers Paul Hirons and Flo Armitage-Hookes, original music by Steffen Addington.

Where does storytelling fit into architecture? What themes and images are the right basis for references and how should architects find and design from them? Mat Barnes of CAN architecture and ideas studio and RIBA J Rising Star explains his catholic, creative and colourful take on drawing out ideas and telling stories in design. With guest appearance from Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio. RIBAJ Meets series three is produced in partnership with Origin Doors and Windows Presented by Eleanor Young, producers Paul Hirons and Flo Armitage-Hookes, original music by Steffen Addington.

With 2030 Net Zero carbon targets looming, we asked two of our SterlingOSB Zero 2022 Retreat competition winners and two others representing both corporate practice and architectural activism on their views on whether the goal was truly achievable. Tune in to hear their views from the coalface- in conversation with RIBAJ deputy editor Jan-Carlos Kucharek. Sponsored by West Fraser.

India-based Balkrishna Doshi is RIBA Royal Gold Medallist 2022. He has been celebrated for combine pioneering modernism with vernacular, informed by a deep appreciation of the traditions of India’s architecture, climate, local culture and craft. He gave RIBAJ Meets a rare insight into how his home and studio in Ahmedabad taught him the importance of sound and silence to design, about flexibility of space and rejoicing and about putting people first. Presenter: Eleanor Young in collaboration with Kushnu Hoof.

Winning work and trying out new ways to design with the people behind architecture at Arup; directors Jo Wright and Nick Jackson and architect Christina Cox. Find out about the radical reconditioned an old Arup building – Triton, how they have found a new scale for the Battersea masterplan and what is next for the team. Presenter: Eleanor Young. Brought to you by the RIBA Journal with the support of Vandersanden

In search of authenticity and frugality in architecture with Eric Parry Architects as it researches and specifies materials to make buildings special. Founder Eric Parry, director Lee Higson and project architect Emily Posey on how they get under the skin of buildings using the steel, stone and the earth beneath our feet, from design development to the nitty gritty of their material explorations. Presenter: Eleanor Young. Brought to you by the RIBA Journal with the support of Vandersanden

Navigating the difficult decisions to lead climate action in architecture. Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ Peter Clegg, Jo White and Andrew Abraham on rediscovering a pioneer spirit for the climate emergency, growing buildings and taking sustainability to the politicians. Presenter: Eleanor Young. Brought to you by the RIBA Journal with the support of Vandersanden

Exploring the quiet virtues of timber, discuss bin stores, clubs, artists and bringing up kids in Hoxton – and the need for a construction revolution with Andrew Waugh and Anthony Thistleton. Presenter: Eleanor Young, RIBA Journal

RIBA J Meets introduces you to the inside tracks of leading architects in their fields. We hear from Waugh Thisleton, Simpson Haugh and Caruso St John architects about inspiration for their buildings and their influences on the architecture and design field. Presenters: Eleanor Young, Executive Editor, RIBA Journal & Hugh Pearman MBE, Editor RIBA Journal