Bricks Made of Air: poetry for architects / architecture for poets

Emily Hasler and Fawzia Kane – two writers fascinated by the built environment – join poetry-inspired architects Colin Davies and Alexander Allen for readings and conversation exploring the connections between two disciplines.

‘Every architect is necessarily a great poet. He must be a great original interpreter of his time, his day, his age’ said Frank Lloyd Wright. Bold claims are often made for the indistinguishable similarities / irreconcilable differences between poetry and architecture: tonight, let’s reassess and counter those claims with lively poems, sociable discussions and paint-fresh ideas.

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