In May 2018 I was asked to shoot The Bartlett School of Architecture’s one-day symposium exploring climate change and its impact on cities across the globe. The day was packed with range of speakers from multiple disciplines and featured a mix of panel sessions and key note addresses. Some of the images also appear in a write-up of the symposium by Paul Dobraszczyk.

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of capturing another UCL Urban Laboratory event, David Olusoga’s Cities Imaginaries lecture on how Britain’s cities were born with a ‘housing problem’ already hard-wired into them. Here is a link to the gallery.

As part of my PhD I recently co-organised a student-led conference funded by the London Arts and Humanities Partnership and hosted by the London School of Economics PhD Academy.  A write-up of the conference, co-authored by Sara De Martin of King’s Classics Department, can be found below. An album of my images from the conference are available on the LAHP website.

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In October 2017 I was invited by the UCL urban lab to photograph the ‘Edge’ part of their trio of symposia on three locations in the South of England connected by the HS1 railway. Keynotes by eminent practitioners Jill Magid and Do Ho Suh book-ended the day hosted at London’s leading technology innovation destination Plexal, situated in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The photographs are hosted on UCL urban lab’s Flickr page, here.

Do Ho Suh’s keynote lecture

A selection of my shots from the LAHP Annual Research day in May of this year in the strategically located Southbank Centre terrace rooms are viewable at this link.  The theme of the day was ‘Rhetoric and Rights’, and we were particularly pleased to receive a keynote from Christopher Campbell, the literary manager of the Royal Court Theatre.

I was invited to shoot the department’s annual Thames boat cruise last year.  This is the result! It was great to be able to shoot on the GoPro for a change!