The Architecture Fringe 2017 upper exhibition space at Civic House. Image: Robb Mcrae
mission statement
Why an Architecture Fringe?
- to support new work and emerging practice in architecture in Scotland
- to develop a friendly but critical community of voices to connect, support and challenge each other
- to offer a platform to encourage a wider conversation about architecture and design in Scotland in a contemporary socio-political context
- to engage internationally with other people and organisations
We hope you'll join us!
take part
Architecture Fringe is open to everyone, and we’re currently making changes! We hope you’ll join us on this journey and can read more about it here.
The very first Architecture Fringe opened on Friday 1st July 2016. The 2017 programme hosted work from around 260 contributors over 50 projects in 37 venues. The 2018 programme saw the range and geographical spread of events grow even further. Over the three years the programme has included new artistic work, events, exhibitions, talks, environmental installations, community self-builds and a summer school.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Initiated by a group of architects, designers, photographers, engineers, visual artists, curators and musicians the Architecture Fringe is run and managed by the production team.
The team devise all of our annual activity, produce the biennial festival core programme and facilitate the open platform for self-directed work. All team members are volunteers and bring skills and experience from across the event and creative industries.
Many thanks to our Architecture Fringe friends, funders, sponsors and supporters.
