Join us for a panel discussion where we will explore how architecture plays a role in shaping the light.

Natural Daylight has such a deep impact in our quality of life. From our physical wellbeing to our mental health, having good quality light in the places we live, work and socialise is so vitally important.

This is where architecture plays a vital role in shaping these places. Join us in Norwich this Autumn to talk through the key ideas and principles of integrating light in the design of our homes, workplaces, and wider built environment.

We will be joined by an outstanding panel including Stirling Prize Winning Architect Gavin Henderson, a Principle Director of Stanton Williams and Anthony Hudson, Founder of Hudson Architects.

The evening promises to be an engaging conversation through the design of light in architecture, opening up new ideas, tricks, and tools to create the best environments.

Chaired by Richard Williams from Velux.

Refreshments and nibbles will be available before the event and a great opportunity to network and connect with professionals within the Eastern Region.

Evening Agenda.

17:30 Arrival Drinks & Networking

18:30 panel session

19:30 Networking

20:00 Close

Sponsored by Velux.

Full venue details to be confirmed, but will be within close proximitey to Duke Street, Norwich.

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