Towards An International Summer School
14 June
Core Programme Edinburgh & The Lothians Event Workshop
Event Summary
A morning of provocation and discussion via a co-design workshop to collectively imagine what a new international summer school based in Scotland might be like
Book hereTime
11:00 - 13:00
Date(s)
14 June
Location
George Brown & Sons Engineering Works, Shore, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6QS
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Organiser
Architecture Fringe
The International Summer School is a key component of our proposed programme of work supported by Creative Scotland’s Multi-Year Funding. The school would be held biennially, with the first edition of the school due to be held in June 2026.
Imagined as a residential long weekend located somewhere within Scotland’s great outdoors, the summer school would see a mixed programme of talks, construction and community building led by a commissioned roster of renowned educators and practitioners.
The workshop hosted on the 14th June 2025 would seek to collectively explore what an architecturally-orientated international summer school in Scotland could be. Via a number of short provocation and group discussions, what might such a school be called? What pedagogical structure might the school be frame-worked around? What might we want to learn, and how might we want to learn it?
Tickets
Tickets available via Ticket Tailor
FREE
Access
The event will take place on the ground floor of the George Brown building, with level access via the Shore entrances.
The Core Programme for the Architecture Fringe 2025 has been made possible through support of Creative Scotland Multi-Year Funding, Moxon Architects, Helen Lucas Architects, and Collective Architecture.
