Nimi to chair "Action through Collaboration" at Morris+Co
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- Jun 23, 2022
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Nimi has been invited to chair this panel event with Morris+Company and Freehaus next Wednesday the 29th June.
The Panel for this event includes @Afra van’t land and @Keir Regan-Alexander, Senior Architect and Director at @Morris+Company and @Punya Sehmi and @Tom bell – Senior Architect and Director at @freehaus. The event will be chaired by @Nimi Attanayake from Nimtim Architects. Together, they will explore collaboration through the lens of our recent experiences on the City of London School Phase 2-4.
The event, which will be held at [our/Morris+Company’s] new studio, will interrogate how to achieve truly effective and equitable collaboration, and how to use collaboration as a tool to support the growth of emerging architects, help diversify the voices in our field and create a healthy eco-system that benefits the communities we are designing for.
Tickets are free and available: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/action-through-collaboration-tickets-335227232677
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Sounds like a really insightful panel—collaboration is such a key part of architecture, especially when it comes to supporting emerging talent and bringing more diverse perspectives into the field. The focus on real project experience like the City of London School phases should make the discussion even more valuable. After reading about events like this, I sometimes take a short break—lately I’ve been playing SoFlo Wheelie Life, a simple bike balance game where you try to keep a wheelie going as long as possible. It’s a quick and fun way to reset
Great discussion about how collaboration and open communication shape better design outcomes. It actually reminds me of That’s Not My Neighbor, where careful observation and dialogue analysis help you decide who can truly be trusted.