THIS IS NOT A SEMINAR.
IT'S A FOREST.
What if belonging began in the body?
Forest of the Senses transforms Reddie's London showroom into an immersive sculptural environment — towering timber forms you can walk through, touch, and feel. Designed by Giles Miller Studio, fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood, and brought to life through sound, scent, and taste, it's an installation that asks a quiet but urgent question: who do we design for?
For one evening during London Festival of Architecture, Teulo Talks LIVE brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists inside the work — to explore how provenance, materiality, and specification choices shape not just buildings, but belonging.
GET YOUR TICKETS
Giles Miller Studio is a London-based practice working at the intersection of art, architecture, and material craft. Known for large-scale installations and facades that transform how people experience surface and space, the studio has built a global reputation for work that is as tactile as it is visually striking.
Giles Miller Studio is a Certified B Corporation, reflecting a commitment to practice that is as responsible as it is remarkable.
Forest of the Senses is the studio's collaborative contribution to London Festival of Architecture 2026.
The Installation:
Forest Of The Senses
The built environment shapes who belongs in our city. What we build, preserve, or remove determines who feels welcome, safe, and represented — and who does not.
Forest of the Senses responds by reimagining belonging as something embodied, shared, and collectively shaped.
Designed by Giles Miller Studio and hosted within Reddie's Clerkenwell showroom, the installation transforms the space into a sculptural forest of precision-machined timber forms — fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood. Visitors move through the work rather than observe it, experiencing material as environment.
Belonging begins in the body.
Audiences are invited to touch the timber, while an atmospheric soundscape by MindFidelity, natural scent in collaboration with Dulcie, and woodland-inspired food and drink create a multi-sensory encounter that deepens connection and shared presence.
GET YOUR TICKETS
The Conversation:
Who Do We Design For?
Alongside the installation, a public talk and CPD session brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists to explore how provenance, circularity, and specification choices impact environmental justice and long-term resilience.
The evening invites practitioners to ask: who is missing from the table — and how can everyday material decisions remove barriers rather than reinforce them?
The evening covers:
– How material choices connect to questions of belonging, access, and environmental justice
– The fabrication story behind Forest of the Senses — from Abodo timber to precision machining by Glenalmond
– How collaboration across design, supply, and fabrication can create work with genuine social and environmental purpose
– Practical frameworks for specifying materials that perform for people and planet
– What it means to design not just beautifully, but responsibly
GET YOUR TICKETS
Know Before You Go.
All the key info, in one place - because clarity is part of good design.
Do I need to be an architect to attend?
Not at all. While the event is designed with architects and designers in mind, anyone with a curiosity for design, materials, and the built environment is welcome — suppliers, engineers, students, or simply someone who loves great work.
How many CPD points will I earn?
Yes — this is a CPD accredited event. You'll receive a certificate of attendance post-event.
Will there be food and drinks?
Yes — woodland-inspired food and drink will be available throughout the evening, extending the sensory experience of the installation into taste.
What’s the dress code?
Smart casual. Comfortable, elevated, and you. We're in a beautiful Reddie showroom — feel free to bring your personal style.
Can I bring a colleague or team member?
Absolutely. We encourage teams to attend together. Each attendee will need their own ticket for registration and CPD tracking.
Will this be recorded or streamed?
This is a live, in-person event and we have no plans to record or distribute it. Consider it one night to be fully present.
What’s the vibe—more conference or party?
Somewhere between gallery opening and design conversation, with a soundtrack to match. You'll leave inspired, not exhausted.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Tickets are non-refundable but transferable. Just email us and we'll help you update the details.
THIS IS NOT A SEMINAR.
IT'S A FOREST.
What if belonging began in the body?
Forest of the Senses transforms Reddie's London showroom into an immersive sculptural environment — towering timber forms you can walk through, touch, and feel. Designed by Giles Miller Studio, fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood, and brought to life through sound, scent, and taste, it's an installation that asks a quiet but urgent question: who do we design for?
For one evening during London Festival of Architecture, Teulo Talks LIVE brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists inside the work — to explore how provenance, materiality, and specification choices shape not just buildings, but belonging.
GET YOUR TICKETS
Giles Miller Studio is a London-based practice working at the intersection of art, architecture, and material craft. Known for large-scale installations and facades that transform how people experience surface and space, the studio has built a global reputation for work that is as tactile as it is visually striking.
Giles Miller Studio is a Certified B Corporation, reflecting a commitment to practice that is as responsible as it is remarkable.
Forest of the Senses is the studio's collaborative contribution to London Festival of Architecture 2026.
The Installation:
Forest Of The Senses
The built environment shapes who belongs in our city. What we build, preserve, or remove determines who feels welcome, safe, and represented — and who does not.
Forest of the Senses responds by reimagining belonging as something embodied, shared, and collectively shaped.
Designed by Giles Miller Studio and hosted within Reddie's Clerkenwell showroom, the installation transforms the space into a sculptural forest of precision-machined timber forms — fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood. Visitors move through the work rather than observe it, experiencing material as environment.
Belonging begins in the body.
Audiences are invited to touch the timber, while an atmospheric soundscape by MindFidelity, natural scent in collaboration with Dulcie, and woodland-inspired food and drink create a multi-sensory encounter that deepens connection and shared presence.
GET YOUR TICKETS
The Conversation:
Who Do We Design For?
Alongside the installation, a public talk and CPD session brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists to explore how provenance, circularity, and specification choices impact environmental justice and long-term resilience.
The evening invites practitioners to ask: who is missing from the table — and how can everyday material decisions remove barriers rather than reinforce them?
The evening covers:
– How material choices connect to questions of belonging, access, and environmental justice
– The fabrication story behind Forest of the Senses — from Abodo timber to precision machining by Glenalmond
– How collaboration across design, supply, and fabrication can create work with genuine social and environmental purpose
– Practical frameworks for specifying materials that perform for people and planet
– What it means to design not just beautifully, but responsibly
GET YOUR TICKETS
Know Before You Go.
All the key info, in one place - because clarity is part of good design.
Do I need to be an architect to attend?
Not at all. While the event is designed with architects and designers in mind, anyone with a curiosity for design, materials, and the built environment is welcome — suppliers, engineers, students, or simply someone who loves great work.
How many CPD points will I earn?
Yes — this is a CPD accredited event. You'll receive a certificate of attendance post-event.
Will there be food and drinks?
Yes — woodland-inspired food and drink will be available throughout the evening, extending the sensory experience of the installation into taste.
What’s the dress code?
Smart casual. Comfortable, elevated, and you. We're in a beautiful Reddie showroom — feel free to bring your personal style.
Can I bring a colleague or team member?
Absolutely. We encourage teams to attend together. Each attendee will need their own ticket for registration and CPD tracking.
Will this be recorded or streamed?
This is a live, in-person event and we have no plans to record or distribute it. Consider it one night to be fully present.
What’s the vibe—more conference or party?
Somewhere between gallery opening and design conversation, with a soundtrack to match. You'll leave inspired, not exhausted.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Tickets are non-refundable but transferable. Just email us and we'll help you update the details.
THIS IS NOT A SEMINAR.
IT'S A FOREST.
What if belonging began in the body?
Forest of the Senses transforms Reddie's London showroom into an immersive sculptural environment — towering timber forms you can walk through, touch, and feel. Designed by Giles Miller Studio, fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood, and brought to life through sound, scent, and taste, it's an installation that asks a quiet but urgent question: who do we design for?
For one evening during London Festival of Architecture, Teulo Talks LIVE brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists inside the work — to explore how provenance, materiality, and specification choices shape not just buildings, but belonging.
GET YOUR TICKETS
Giles Miller Studio is a London-based practice working at the intersection of art, architecture, and material craft. Known for large-scale installations and facades that transform how people experience surface and space, the studio has built a global reputation for work that is as tactile as it is visually striking.
Giles Miller Studio is a Certified B Corporation, reflecting a commitment to practice that is as responsible as it is remarkable.
Forest of the Senses is the studio's collaborative contribution to London Festival of Architecture 2026.
The Installation:
Forest Of The Senses
The built environment shapes who belongs in our city. What we build, preserve, or remove determines who feels welcome, safe, and represented — and who does not.
Forest of the Senses responds by reimagining belonging as something embodied, shared, and collectively shaped.
Designed by Giles Miller Studio and hosted within Reddie's Clerkenwell showroom, the installation transforms the space into a sculptural forest of precision-machined timber forms — fabricated by Glenalmond Timber from responsibly sourced Abodo wood. Visitors move through the work rather than observe it, experiencing material as environment.
Belonging begins in the body.
Audiences are invited to touch the timber, while an atmospheric soundscape by MindFidelity, natural scent in collaboration with Dulcie, and woodland-inspired food and drink create a multi-sensory encounter that deepens connection and shared presence.
GET YOUR TICKETS
The Conversation:
Who Do We Design For?
Alongside the installation, a public talk and CPD session brings together designers, fabricators, and material specialists to explore how provenance, circularity, and specification choices impact environmental justice and long-term resilience.
The evening invites practitioners to ask: who is missing from the table — and how can everyday material decisions remove barriers rather than reinforce them?
The evening covers:
– How material choices connect to questions of belonging, access, and environmental justice
– The fabrication story behind Forest of the Senses — from Abodo timber to precision machining by Glenalmond
– How collaboration across design, supply, and fabrication can create work with genuine social and environmental purpose
– Practical frameworks for specifying materials that perform for people and planet
– What it means to design not just beautifully, but responsibly
GET YOUR TICKETS
Know Before You Go.
All the key info, in one place - because clarity is part of good design.
Do I need to be an architect to attend?
Not at all. While the event is designed with architects and designers in mind, anyone with a curiosity for design, materials, and the built environment is welcome — suppliers, engineers, students, or simply someone who loves great work.
How many CPD points will I earn?
Yes — this is a CPD accredited event. You'll receive a certificate of attendance post-event.
Will there be food and drinks?
Yes — woodland-inspired food and drink will be available throughout the evening, extending the sensory experience of the installation into taste.
What’s the dress code?
Smart casual. Comfortable, elevated, and you. We're in a beautiful Reddie showroom — feel free to bring your personal style.
Can I bring a colleague or team member?
Absolutely. We encourage teams to attend together. Each attendee will need their own ticket for registration and CPD tracking.
Will this be recorded or streamed?
This is a live, in-person event and we have no plans to record or distribute it. Consider it one night to be fully present.
What’s the vibe—more conference or party?
Somewhere between gallery opening and design conversation, with a soundtrack to match. You'll leave inspired, not exhausted.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Tickets are non-refundable but transferable. Just email us and we'll help you update the details.
We create CPD you’ll
actually want to show up for.
From live events to on-demand content, Teulo connects architects and designers with the people, products and ideas shaping the future of the built environment.
We create CPD you’ll
actually want to show up for.
From live events to on-demand content, Teulo connects architects and designers with the people, products and ideas shaping the future of the built environment.
We create CPD you’ll
actually want to show up for.
From live events to on-demand content, Teulo connects architects and designers with the people, products and ideas shaping the future of the built environment.