We have great pleasure in announcing our programme for 2015/16. Download our 2015/16 programme here. We are planning 80 useful sessions for those planning, designing, building, funding and managing London’s built environment. In UDL fashion we will be keeping the events practical, making sure they are both interesting and useful for you and your colleagues.

Slow Streets Sourcebook illustrates a range of traffic calming measures which reduce traffic speeds and improve the quality of place.

We are very pleased to present this new sourcebook. It provides observations and case studies on the new generation of council built homes now being built in London. Download it here Estate Regen Sourcebook Web Version. We will be sending out hard copies to our members over the next couple of weeks. If you don’t receive this but would like a copy email info@urbandesignlondon.com. We thank the boroughs, GLA, housing associations, architects and industry thinkers that have helped put together this sourcebook. we hope you find it useful.

A competition for young architects. MosBuild the international building and interiors event from Russia, is proud to introduce an international award for young architects and architectural students.

Over the past ten years Ecobuild has cemented its position as the sustainable design and construction marketplace for the new build, refurb, commercial and domestic buildings.

The second edition of BAU Congress China is scheduled to take place in Beijing on June 23 and 24, 2015.

The second edition of the Archi-World® Academy awards has rewarded excellence and encouraged young talents by enabling twelve students to undertake an exceptional training course in an important internationally renowned architecture office.

Welcome back to last edition of Sustainability News before Ecobuild 2015...

The Architects' Council of Europe is a non-profit organization founded in Treviso (Italy) on 11 May 1990 by the merger of the former Liaison Committee of the Architects of the United Europe (CLAEU) and the former Council of European Architects (CEA).

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