Join RIBA Buckinghamshire and Buckinghamshire New University for an evening with architectural photographer Emily Marshall.

Join RIBA Buckinghamshire and Buckinghamshire New University for an evening with architectural photographer Emily Marshall, exploring the role photography plays in communicating architecture, design and the built environment.

Photography is an important part of how architecture is experienced, communicated and understood.

For architects and designers, strong imagery can help tell the story of a project, communicate design intent and shape how a practice presents itself to clients and the wider public. For smaller practices in particular, understanding how to use photography effectively can make a significant difference to websites, portfolios, awards submissions and communications.

During this talk, Emily Marshall will explore architectural photography from the photographer’s perspective, considering how buildings, interiors and designed spaces can be captured and communicated through images.

The session will also look at the relationship between architecture, photography and wider creative disciplines, including design, art and image-making.

The evening will include approximately one hour of presentation followed by an audience Q&A, providing an opportunity to hear directly from Emily and discuss the practical and creative considerations behind architectural photography.

Speaker

Emily Marshall – Architectural and Interiors Photographer (https://www.emilymarshall.co.uk/)

Emily Marshall is a Buckinghamshire-based photographer specialising in architecture and interiors. Her work focuses on capturing buildings, spaces and interiors in a way that communicates their character, materiality and atmosphere.

She has worked with a broad range of architecture, design, property and cultural clients, including The Modern House, Inigo, The Landmark Trust, The New Craftsmen, Feilden Fowles, K Bava Architects, DKCM, Hoxton Mini Press, Studio Nicholson, Folk and The Savoy.

Through her commissioned work, Emily brings a photographer’s perspective to how architecture is represented and communicated visually. For this event, she will draw on that experience to explore how architects and practices can think more carefully about photography from documenting completed projects to creating strong imagery for websites, publications, portfolios and wider promotion.

©Emily Marshall Photography

Who is this event for?

This event is particularly relevant to RIBA Members and architectural professionals, especially those working in smaller practices who want to better understand how photography can support the presentation and promotion of their work.

The session will explore practical considerations around commissioning and using architectural photography effectively across websites, portfolios, awards submissions and wider communications.

RIBA Student Members and Buckinghamshire New University students are also warmly invited to attend, with the talk offering useful insight for those studying architecture, interior and spatial design, architectural technology and photography.

Non-members with an interest in architecture, photography and design are also welcome.

Programme

6:00pm – Arrival and welcome

6:15pm – Presentation by Emily Marshall

7:15pm – Audience Q&A and discussion

8:00pm – Close

Tickets

RIBA Members and RIBA Student Members – Free

Buckinghamshire New University Students – Free

Non-members – £5

Advance booking is required through Eventbrite.

Venue

Brunel Engine Shed

Buckinghamshire New University

High Wycombe

Buckinghamshire

This event forms part of a developing collaboration between RIBA Buckinghamshire, RIBA South and Buckinghamshire New University, creating opportunities for students, practitioners and the wider architectural community to come together, share knowledge and make new connections.

Terms and Conditions

By booking a ticket, you agree to the following:

Cancellations must be made at least 30 days before the event to be eligible for a refund of the ticket price.

Tickets are non-transferable and may only be used by the person named on the booking.

If you can no longer attend, please arrange for your ticket to be cancelled as soon as possible. This helps us release your place and allows another member to attend.

RIBA Buckinghamshire reserves the right to make reasonable changes to the programme, speakers, timings or venue where necessary.

If the event is cancelled by RIBA, attendees will be notified and any applicable ticket fees will be refunded.

RIBA cannot accept responsibility for travel, accommodation or other costs incurred as a result of cancellation or changes to the event.

Please provide any accessibility or dietary requirements when booking.

Photography and filming may take place during the event for RIBA communications and promotional purposes.

Personal information provided when booking will be handled in accordance with RIBA’s privacy policy.

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