Mark Hackett, 'Belfast trajectories – restitching the city'
Published on Mon 26 Oct 2015
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a program of evening events accompanying The City is a Thinking Machine exhibition.
28 October (Wed) 6-8pm a guest lecture in the D’Arcy Thomson Lecture Theatre, followed by a round table conversation with the exhibitors in the Lamb Gallery.
Mark Hackett, 'Belfast trajectories – restitching the city'
Mark Hackett is a Belfast-based architect specialising in building, research and urban design. As a director in City Reparo and a founding director in Forum for Alternative Belfast, both multi-disciplinary research and advocacy groups, he has authored architectural research projects on the divided city of Belfast. With Hackett Hall McKnight, he is the architect of the award winning MAC Arts Centre. He won the UK and Ireland ‘Young Architect of the Year Award’ in 2008.