The University of Georgia hosted an insightful public lecture titled “Architecture in the British Museum,” led by Alexi Surguladze, Head of Design Management, Property and Capital Projects at the British Museum in London.

The lecture explored the architectural evolution, conservation practices, and design strategy behind one of the world’s most iconic cultural institutions. Delivered in an interactive format, the session encouraged open dialogue and idea exchange between the speaker and attendees.

Participants included professors and students from the University of Georgia’s Architecture Program, who engaged in discussions around architectural heritage, sustainable design, and international project management within the context of world-renowned museums.

Why This Matters for Future Students:
Events like this give students direct access to global industry leaders and real-world insights, enhancing the practical learning experience within the University of Georgia’s Architecture and Design programs. These interactions help students build professional networks and gain exposure to international standards in architecture.