Níall's lecture Taking Time that was organised by Architecture on Stage at the Barbican has been reviewed by Yuki Sumner for Recessed Space. Yuki describes the lecture as "weaving together philosophy, art, and architecture, urging us to reconsider the way buildings bear the weight of time". The article acn be read here on the Recessed Space website.
A second edition of our publication Twelve Halls has been released and is now available to order here via the publishers website. The publishers Objectif Editions is a non-profit project by Munich and Bristol based design studio Objectif, aiming to support artistic and literary talent. We enable culturally, artistically or socially engaged individuals and small organisations to showcase their work in a high quality standard at no financial cost to them. Design and production are entirely covered by sales, and profits are reinvested into the project.
Associate and architect for the Faith Museum in Bishop Auckland, Jacqueline Stephen, is on the 4 person shortlist for the MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice. The prize, named in memory of inspirational architect MJ Long, celebrates architects who are excelling in practice. In recognition of the London home of the awards, the prize considers UK-based architects working for UK-based practices, and is judged on an overall body of work with an emphasis on a recently completed project. Architectural Review article can be seen here.