Tim O'Callaghan Speaks at the Negroni Talk: Fees for Free
- nimtim architects
- Oct 31, 2023
- 1 min read
We welcomed in the start of a new month here at nimtim by heading to Hackney's legendary Forno, where Tim was taking part in one of Fourth Space's equally legendary Negroni Talks. This one was titled Fees for Free, it brought together built environment professionals from across the sector for a night of lively debate about the perception and reality of architects value supported by some truly delicious drinks. We got to hear from Angharad Palmer of Landsec, Britta Siggelkow from think:build consulting, Eleanor Jolliffe of Allies and Morrison and, joining Tim, some great folks from the London Practice Forum.
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