Guerrilla Tactics is the RIBA’s annual business conference for small and medium sized practices. Each year the programme is curated by a different Creative Director, selected in a competitive process. The 2020 Guerrilla Tactics Conference was curated by Tomas Millar of Millar + Howard Workshop and explored avenues for ‘Reinventing Practice’. The conference highlighted opportunities for architects to broaden their reach and influence by initiating their own projects; investigated alternative business models designed to share profits and responsibilities more equitably; explored new locations of innovation – both geographic (rural practice) and in engaging with the craft of making; offered practical tips and strategies for working smarter, thereby freeing up architects’ time. Please see the programme brochure (note - content included within the on demand course may vary)Programme & SpeakerMaking Projects Happen 1. Tapping into the Software of the City by Charles Landry, International Cities Adviser 2. The Artchitect's Superpower- An Anthropological Study by Dr. Thomas Yarrow, Durham University 3. Behind the Scense of Granby Street by Xanthe Hamilton, Steinbeck Studio 4. Building the Vision and Connecting the People by Melissa Mean, We Can Make, Bristol 5. The Power of a Big Idea by Jeremy Alain Siegel, BIG 6. Panel Discussion chaired by Charles Landry Alternative Practice Structures to Build Resilience 1. Alternative Practice Structures Welcome by Tomas Millar, Creative Director 2. Connecting with your Social Purpose as an Employee Benefit Trust by Catherine Ramsden, The Useful Simple Trust 3. Pioneering the Co-operative Practice Model by Katie Reilly, Transition by Design 4. Stronger Together – Sharing Resources and Collaborating within the London Practice Forum by Russell Curtis, RCKa 4. Panel Discussion Chaired by Tomas Millar The Rural as the New Location of Innovation 1. The Rural as the New Location of Innovation Welcome by Tomas Millar, Creative Director 2. Keynote: Rural Innovation by Niall Maxwell, Rural Office for Architecture Change this two 3. Housing System for a Highland Vernacular by Alan Dickson, Rural Desig 4. The Rural as a Place of Prucution by Fergus Feilden, Feilden Fowles 5. Leveraging Paragraph 79 for Affordable Rural Homes by Sarah Broadstock, Studio Bark Office Systems for Small Practices 1. Office Sytem for Small PRactices welcome by Tomas Millar, Creative Director 2. Office Systems – Finding the Goldilocks Zone: Examples from Practices by Jake Edgley, Edgley Design Examples from Practices by Claire Fear, Thread Examples from Practices by George Legg, Millar + Howard Workshop The Craft of Making 1. The Craft of Making Welcome by Tomas Millar, Creative Director 2. Why we Make by Piers Taylor, Invisible Studio 3. Cultures of Making by Naeem Biviji and Bethan Rayner, Studio Propolis 4. Exploring the Gap Between Design and Construction(Panel Discussion) Please note: These sessions were recorded in November 2020. The on-demand video will expire 12 months after enrolling onto the module. For more information on this course, please email us, or call +44 (0)20 7307 5355 to talk to a member of the team. Please view the Terms and Conditions for more information. Core Curriculum • Business, clients and services