Thursday 30 July, 6pm

Tickets for the event were rapidly sold out but it will be streamed live on the Building Centre's Instagram page (click here).

Amin Taha, Steve Webb, and Pierre Bidaud, the team that built 15 Clerkenwell Close and are the curators of The New Stone Age exhibition at the Building Centre in Store Street, London, come together at the Building Centre to share their experience of working with structural stone and explain its environmental, economic, and practical virtues.

The trio will give a gallery tour of some of their favourite stone projects, including their collaboration on their seminal London building of 15 Clerkenwell Close.

They will be joined by Carl Fredrik Svenstedt, who will talk about the work of his practice on the recently completed Delas Frères Winery in France.

Speakers:

• Amin Taha, Founder of Groupwork Architects
• Pierre Bidaud, Creative Director at The Stonemasonry Company Ltd
• Steve Webb, Director at Webb Yates Engineers
• Carl Fredrik Svenstedt, Founder of Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect

The event will take place at the Building Centre on Store Street and will be shared live on the Building Centre Instagram, for those who cannot attend.

The Building Centre is dedicated to providing a safe environment to its visitors, therefore only a limited number of places are available. For more information on our COVID-19 measures, please read our statement.

BOOK HERE - sorry, bookings are now closed as tickets were rapidly sold out.

This event is part of The New Stone Age exhibition curated by the Building Centre exhibitions team with Amin Taha + Groupwork, Steve Webb, and Pierre Bidaud. Supported by the Built Environment Trust, which runs the Building Centre.

Headline sponsors of the exhibition, which closes on 28 August, are Polycor and The Stonemasonry Company Ltd.