Sunand Prasad Joins the P2P Cycle Route
Sunand is currently taking part in the P2P
... More
Green Sky Thinking: Crouch Hill Park – Designing for Zero Carbon
Following the success of our 2012 Green Sky Thinking event, this year we will be on site to talk about our carbon-negative development for Islington Council
... More04/2013
RIBA & HEDQF Event: Academic Workspace – Walking the Talk
The RIBA and Higher Education Design Quality Forum will be hosting ‘Academic Workspace – Walking the Talk’ at Penoyre & Prasad’s offices on 29th November.
... More11/2012
Green Sky Thinking: Is Decentralised Energy the Way Forward for London?
Green Sky Thinking, the London-wide programme highlighting new thinking and practice in design for sustainability took place again this September.
... More09/2012
Article 25: New Architecture of Aid
On Wednesday 29th February 2012, we hosted Article 25′s ‘The New Architecture of Aid’ event, the third event in their Development and Disaster Relief in the 21st Century series.
... More02/2012
Penoyre & Prasad: Unleashing London
London has been one of the greatest cities in the world for almost half a millennium, with a talented, diverse and energetic population.
... More11/2011
Article 25: RIBA Knowledge Community for Development & Disaster Relief
On 9th August 2011 Penoyre & Prasad hosted Article 25 and the RIBA’s ‘Knowledge Community for Development and Disaster Relief’ event.
... More08/2011
Penoyre & Prasad: Who Do You Think You Are?
Identity used to be simply defined by where you came from, what you did, or what you made. Now as the crowd gets bigger, standing out amongst it gets harder.
... More06/2011
Penoyre & Prasad: The Value Proposition
We can all conceptualise long term value, but within our budget conscious and short-termist culture, it remains difficult to turn a long term view into practical and implementable steps that will return that value.
... More04/2010
Penoyre & Prasad: Co-Creation
What is Co-Creation and how will it enable us to rise to the challenges of the rapidly changing context for making and maintaining the built environment?
... More