07/09/2026
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From Johannesburg to the global stage, this week, we're hosting a conversation with Dickson Adu-Agyei, architect, filmmaker, and storyteller reshaping how we think about space.
Dickson is the Creative Director of Base Beacon Studios and founder of Adu-Agyei Architecture Studio. A Ghanaian-born, South African-registered architect, his practice sits at the intersection of architecture, memory, place, and African spatial knowledge; proof that the built environment is as much about narrative as it is about structure.
Beyond the studio, Dickson's filmmaking extends his architectural thinking into moving image, with works like Dream Call and Osoro ne Asaase exploring memory and place through film. He also spent six years teaching at the University of Johannesburg Graduate School of Architecture, co-leading a postgraduate unit on the intersections of film and architecture.
This is exactly the kind of Thought Leadership we love bringing into our studio spaces: bold, boundary-crossing, and deeply African in its lens.
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Wednesday, 09 September 2026
π 13:00 β 14:00
π Building 11, Department of Architecture & Industrial Design
Come through, bring your questions, and get inspired.