As a busy year comes to an end and we prepare for our end of year Degree Show staff and students within Architecture are celebrating some ...
Architecture
Studio 55 are selected in Dezeen’s top ten things to see at London Festival of Architecture.
Studio 55 and Studio Gil have been selected as one of Dezeen’s top ten picks for this years London Festival of Architecture The eyes of ...
How does a blind person cross the road?
Nina Kaiser: A Sensorially Challenging Therapy Centre, Pavilion Gardens and New Road, Brighton. How does a blind person cross the ...
Making models.
While in many schools students are increasingly working only through their computer screens, we are getting more and more ambitious in the ...
Reflections from a first year
As a 38 year old mature student the prospect of starting a career in Architecture is very daunting, not least for the 7 years or so it takes ...
M-Arch work exhibited at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea
PROCESS AND EXPERIMENTATION MICRO PAVILIONS 16 April – 12 June This exhibition showcases the working through of designs, ideas ...
We have won an Excellence in Facilitating and Empowering Learning Award 2016
Congratulations Pete Marsh and Claire Hoskin from the Architecture & IAUD Technical team on jointly winning the award this year The ...
A tanner and his tannery
Studio 9 student Kavika invented a machine that celebrates the vanished history of the tannery and leather industry. His model explores ...
Paolo Soleri’s Earth Casting; Symposium at the RIBA.
This week Brighton's Dr Karen Jaschke presented ongoing research on Paolo Soleri’s Earth Casting at the RIBA. Soleri initially ...
Another world is plantable: a night of film and botanical drinks
“Another world is plantable” Join us on 10th May for a night of films and botanical drinks with Ella Von Der Haide at The Old Tree ...
