In this lecture, Mary Anderson and Owen Lacey, two members of Assemble, talk about the collective’s structure and present projects including:
-The Cineroleum, the project through which the collective begun, the self-initiated transformation of a petrol station into a cinema.
-Sugarhouse Studios Bermondsey, a workspace for artists, designers, and fabricators whose design enables and supports co-working and collaboration.
-Dreamachine, a traveling art installation designed to be experienced with closed eyes.
-Assemble Play, a series of easily replicable, high-quality, free-to-access play opportunities within homes, towns, and cities
The presentation is followed by a conversation with Jerome Haferd, founding principal of the Harlem-based design and architecture firm BRANDT : HAFERD, which touches on the value of temporary projects, working through disagreements, and the economics of running an alternative practice.
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