JMBC Talks

Massive Small

Designing Differently JMBC Talks: Fall 2015 Series

Talks are held 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the southeast bay of the Spitzer School second floor, with light refreshments provided.

Kelvin Campbell, Chair and Founder: Smart Urbanism (London)
Panelists: Professor Michael Sorkin (Director of the SSA Graduate Urban Design Program) and Alanna Lauter (B. Arch. student)

Moderator: Professor Toni L. Griffin (Director J. Max Bond Center)

How are active citizens supporting alternative approaches to bottom-up urban development? How are people harnessing the collective power of their ingenuity to meet their challenges in an uncertain future? London-based group Massive SMALL will be introducing a series of evolving set of ideas, tools, and tactics to help active citizens, civic leaders and urban professionals embrace this concept and work together in building available urban society.

JMBC Talks is a collaboration among the SSA design center, students, and faculty in an effort to create a greater dialogue and promote an exchange of ideas and critical thinking. Talks are held 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the southeast bay of the Spitzer School second floor, with light refreshments provided.