J ellicoe Lecture 2022

Landscape Institute Annual Jellicoe Lecture and evening networking event

Venue: Downstairs at the Department Store, Brixton.

Time: 6pm – 9pm

This year's Jellicoe event will bring together leaders in the placemaking sector to share diverse perspectives about our spaces and places, and reflect on the spirit, learning, and interest generated by the campaign over the preceding three months.

A genda

6.00pm - Registration

6.30pm - Introductions and welcome; Introduction to the campaign results of the past two months

Sue Morgan, CEO of the Landscape Institute

Presentation on the results of an industry-wide skills survey

Ben Brown, Head of policy and insight at the Landscape Institute

6.40pm - Introduction to the panel session – Sue Morgan

Chair:

Victoria Thornton OBE, Founder of Open House/Open City, Founder of the Thornton Educational Trust and former President of the Architectural Association

Panel

Peter Freeman, Chair of Homes England and co-founder of the property developer Argent developers of Kings Cross Central
Siraaj Mitha, architect and Head of Accelerate at Open City, a programme that encourages young people from under-represented backgrounds to explore careers in the built environment
Dr Anna Rutherford, Director at Design West, a Bristol-based registered charity and centre of excellence for design and placemaking
Binki Taylor, GLA commissioner for diversity in the public realm and founding partner of the Brixton Project, the community placemaking organisation

Questions and comments from the audience

Closing remarks

Noel Farrer FLI PPLI, Vice President and Jane Findlay CMLI PPLI, Immediate Past President of the Landscape Institute

The Jellicoe Lecture is an annual event celebrating the life and work of Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe: architect, landscape architect, and founding member of the Landscape Institute, the professional body for landscape architecture.

This year the lecture will be the final event of a two-month, UK-wide campaign, Connecting People, Place and Nature.

The lecture aims to stimulate thought-provoking conversations about landscape practice, the pressing issues facing the profession and wider built environment sector, and the ways we respond to global pressures and crises.

We strongly recommend booking early as places are limited.

Landscape Institute UK Campaign 2022 - London Field Trip & Jellicoe Lecture