How is the Housing system coping?

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Steve Larkin

PFC/0G/024 6.00pm

Free for ArcSoc members, £3 for others

Information and talks on "What do Planners do?", career and workplace opportunities, CV writing, student support and skills development.

2.00pm - 5.00pm ELTC/TR1

Information and talks on "What do Planners do?", career and workplace opportunities, CV writing, student support and skills development.

2.00pm - 5.30pm UG Studio, DKB.03.010 David Keir Building

Seven invited speakers will each present their perspective on the future for architects and architecture, on how architects, their institutions, relationships, skills and ways of working should evolve to address the challenges and opportunities of the next five years.

2.00pm - 6.30pm 0G.024 Peter Frogatt Centre, Queen's University Belfast

The National Student Survey (NSS) gives final year UG students the opportunity to express their opinions on their experience of the Planning course & the University.  The results are then used to help improve student services and facilities, learning and teaching and the wider student experience.

Eligible students can complete the survey online

Heritage as an Engine for economic growth in mid-sized towns. A free conference organised by the Irish Walled Towns Network and University College Cork in Wood Quay Venue, Dublin City Civic Offices.

For more details contact Liam Mannix

The Dilapidated Dwelling introduced by Owen Hatherley (author of A Guide To The New Ruins of Great Britain). The film, is a meditation on the predicament of the house: why do we still build such poor houses? Why is our inadequate, ageing housing stock so expensive, and so unfit for our cold, damp climate?

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