CITYMAKERS: The Power of Co-design
free entry, registration required
The event is held in English
(Wed) 18. 03. 2026
18:00 - 19:30
The talk and discussion will explore how co-design in public spaces and public infrastructure can lead to policy-change and better places shaped with and for people. Madeleine is an architect, curator and urbanist, recipient of the RIBA Rising Star Award and Architects’ Journal 40 Under 40. Her participatory design studio, Madeleine Kessler Architecture, is dedicated to designing joyful, people-centred places that contribute positively to our planet.
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She is currently a Royal Commission’s 1851 Built Environment Fellow, embedding design thinking in government decision-making. Over the past decade she has led a number of award-winning projects including the co-curation of the British Pavilion at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale. Trained as an architect and engineer, Madeleine sits on the National Infrastructure Commission’s Design Group and is the Arts & Culture Expert on Design Review Panels across the UK. She is an Associate Lecturer at Central St Martin’s and the Architectural Association and previously a Visiting Professor at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
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