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Akil Skafe Smith, UK, 11th Symposium Architecture 3000 4000 5000 and Educatiooon of the Future now

Educatiooon 3000 in different languages

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Akil Skafe Smith, UK, 11th Symposium Architecture 3000 4000 5000 and Educatiooon of the Future now

14 просмотров · 5 лет назад
Educatiooon 3000 in different languages
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www.educatiooon3000.info Welcome to our 11th Symposium Architecture 3000 4000 5000 and Educatiooon of the Future now. Co-hosted by Noemi Paymal and Neil Pinder March 2021 Akil is part of RESOLVE, an interdisciplinary design collective that aims to address multi-scalar social challenges by combining architecture, art, technology and engineering. RESOLVE has delivered numerous projects, workshops, and talks, in London, the UK, and across Europe as well as working with a variety of initiatives and institutions to pilot projects that introduce young people from under-represented backgrounds to concepts in interdisciplinary design. In addition to his work with RESOLVE, Akil also works as a researcher for the London School of Economics with Dr. Julia King, working with young people in Brent to co-design a public space in Wembley Park and an accompanying set of policy recommendations. He is also a trustee at Participatory City and the Kiondo Charitable Trust. Organized by: ARCHITECTS 3000 RESEARCH NETWORK Welcome to the Architects 3000 Research Network!. This is a worldwide network of architects with Architects 3000, dedicated to the co-creation of architectural design projects for comprehensive conscious schools for the new Millennium. The 7 Petal School is such a project, among many others, starting at a re-evolutionary educative transformation, based on consciousness. It is a programme of the Institute of Educatiooon 3000 International​. noemi.paymal.educatiooon3000@gmail.com And HomeGrown Plus HomeGrown Plus has now connected with over 10 international Architectural and Fashion University Departments (including the Pratts School of Architecture NY). Activist and educator Neil Pinder is coming to the University of Liverpool to discuss the powerful role students of architecture can play in inclusion. Neil’s latest venture is Homegrown Plus, an agency championing aspiring architects who may otherwise face barriers to the architectural profession. He has managed to inspire a new generation of designers from working-class, black, Asian and minority ethnic families, receiving national recognition for his work. homegrownplus@icloud.com