A day of talks, films, tours celebrating the life and work of Walter Segal. Learn about this pioneering architect and the self-build movement.

Walter Segal developed a self-build method that made it easier for people to build their own houses. He led successful housing schemes in Lewisham, south London in the 1980s. There are around 200 Segal homes in the UK. He is the only architect to have two London streets named after him, chosen by the residents.

The day will include:

Speakers: John Segal (Walter's son) John McKean (Segal's biographer), Jon Broome (architect and self-builder who worked with Segal), and others

Shiree Allen - Segal-inspired art

Film: The House that Mum and Dad Built (1983) about the building of Segal close.

Tour of Walters Way.

Lunch and refreshments available for a small charge

The nearest station is Honor Oak Park - Overground line. Please check for weekend engineering works.

The event is free to attend but visitors need to book free tickets.