What does it mean to ‘make’ the Royal Docks and who benefits?
Royal | Docks | Works are two Saturday events in June celebrating and exploring current and future life in the ‘Royals’ through drop-in days that include talks by artists, activists and urban thinkers, dialogue sessions, exhibitions, local walks and free food.
These events are open to all: designed to be a mashup of ideas from different perspectives, appealing to all the senses with a little something for everyone.
To see the complete programme, visit the eventbrite pages below
The Royal | Docks | Works programme for the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) 2019 examines the progressive urban process that has made and is still remaking this city edgeland, uncovering the active and hidden landscape via participatory and co creative acts of exploration, proposition and reflection. The work will look specifically at the practice of planning and design in shaping the ‘island in the east’ as a marketable asset, a city resource and shared place for fostering local economies, communities and cultures.