Among the events planned are the Manchester School of Architecture events month, city walks, Student Travel Awards, MSA Design Awards and exhibition.
Among the events planned are the Manchester School of Architecture events month, city walks, Student Travel Awards, MSA Design Awards and exhibition.
April 4th, 2011
The festival will take place in different venues across the city.
Among the events already planned are the Manchester School of Architecture events month, city walks, Student Travel Awards, MSA Design Awards and exhibition.
The event focuses on public engagement with events and activities throughout the city.
It also seeks to engage with other creative disciplines in order to promote design across the city and create awareness of the importance of architecture and good design.
For further information contact simongreen@hurdrolland.co.uk
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