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This month's highlights

8 Jun
Bernard Tschumi
This architect needs no introduction. Book your seat now or be forever disappointed.
At: Architectural Association,
36 Bedford Square, London
Time: 6.30pm
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1 Jun
Wil Alsop
Alsop designs daring architecture both here and abroad. His North Greenwich underground station opened last month, and the new Peckham Library is soon to be completed. Tonight Alsop discusses radical works, and shows off his heroes.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, London W1
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �5, �4 members,
�3 concs, �2 student members
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Also this month

1 Jun
Living Room
Gotz Stockmann
The AA unit master is creating a unique interior within a delapidated wooden structure in the German town of Gelnhausen. Tonight he explains the project, and opens an exhibition of the scheme on show until 25 June - see London exhibitions for more info.
At: Architectural Association,
36 Bedford Square, London
Time: 5pm
Price: Free
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1 Jun
Ole Sheeren
Cities on the Move
Sheeren works for Rem Koolhaas' Office for Metropolitan Architecture, the designers of the blockbuster Cities show at the Hayward Gallery until 27 June. See London exhibitions for more details.
At: Hayward Gallery,
South Bank, London
Time: 6.30 to 7.30pm
Price: Free with show ticket
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2 Jun
Catherine Ingraham
The professor at Iowa State University offers views on the relationship between architecture and technology.
At: Architectural Association,
36 Bedford Square, London
Time: 6.30pm
Price: Free
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3 Jun
dsdha
Architects Deborah Saunt and David Hills show the urban qualities of recent work, including shortlisted entries to the Europan and Concept House competitions. Part of the ongoing Top Floor Talks season.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, Londond
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �3, �2 concs
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8 Jun
muf
This group's concern for politics is all too rare in architecture. See recent projects including the makeover of Southwark Street in London.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, London W1
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �5, �4 members,
�3 concs, �2 student members
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10 Jun
Ricardas Kristapavicius
The state architect of Neringa in Lithuania describes building in the Baltic States since the demise of the USSR. Part of the ongoing Top Floor Talks season.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, Londond
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �3, �2 concs
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15 Jun
Peter Cook
Cook has influenced generations of architects as a founder of the revolutionary Archigram group, and as Head of the Bartlett School of Architecture. Tonight Cook recalls those heady Sixties days, and considers being a radical for four decades.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, London W1
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �5, �4 members,
�3 concs, �2 student members
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17 Jun
Camenzind Grafenstenier
This year's Swiss winner of the Building Design Young Architect of the Year award shows how to build radical buildings in conservative places. Part of the ongoing Top Floor Talks season.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, Londond
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �3, �2 concs
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24 Jun
Thomas Heatherwick
Design's latest rising star has worked for Sir Terence Conran, Harvey Nichols and the Science Museum, and is now creating a public square for Newcastle upon Tyne. Part of the ongoing Top Floor Talks season.
At: RIBA Architecture Gallery,
66 Portland Place, Londond
Time: 6.30pm
Price: �3, �2 concs
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