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Public Lecture | Developing a New Material Normal for the Green Economy

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Lecture Theatre 250, Wilkinson Building, Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Darlington NSW, Australia
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Future Materials | Developing a New Material Normal for the Green Economy

Date:
Thursday, 02 May 2024

Time: 
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Seating at 6:20pm

Venue:
Lecture Theatre 250, Level 2, Wilkinson Building 

Speaker: 
Renae Tapley

Bio:
Future Materials is a green building materials directory platform, a place for designers, builders, renovators and manufacturers to discover design-led, low carbon, circular and verified products – the building materials of the future. Filled with a drive to influence change and decarbonise the construction industry, Future Materials' Founder Renae Tapley was awarded a 2023 Churchill Fellowship to research the current landscape of materials manufacturing and innovation in the UK and Europe. Renae has over 20 years of experience working in Architecture and Interior Architecture studios and is currently Associate Director at boutique interior practice Foolscap Studio. Future Materials is in development and will be launched this year.

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Lecture Theatre 250, Wilkinson Building, Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Darlington NSW, Australia
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