London Festival of Architecture 2016: a month-long programme of events and installations begins in the UK capital next week. Dezeen architecture editor Amy Frearson has picked out the highlights.
The London Festival of Architecture features over 200 events taking place across the capital. Curated by director Tamsie Thomson, this year's event is themed around communities, with topics ranging from guerilla gardening to creative workspaces.
See our top 10 below:

Papers: Festival of the Art and Architecture of the Refugee Crisis

The refugee crisis is an ongoing challenge for designers, and is going to be one of the hottest topics during the Venice Architecture Biennale next week. LFA will continue this debate with a one-day festival examining the creative culture that has emerged from refugee camps across Europe, and the lessons that can be learned from it. Curated by former Cass dean Robert Mull, the event is described as "part festival, part academic conference, part village fete" and will take place at London's Barbican. Participants also include the Worldwide Tribe charity, artist Alpha, architectural historian Joseph Rykwert, Syrian architect Marwa al-Sabouni, Grainne Hassett of the Calais Builds initiative and Architecture Foundation deputy director Phineas Harper.
12 June 2016

Barbican, Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS

Co-working and Co-living: Designing for Community

London has established itself as one of the pioneers of the co-living and co-work...