Netherlandish architectural influence was the subject of a paper presented by Alison Charles from the Kent School of Architecture at a local history study day … Read more
Month: June 2015
KSA End of Year Exhibition
On the Friday 19th of June 2015 at 5:30pm, the Kent School of Architecture hosted its 10th End of Year Exhibition. The show comprised work … Read more
Strong CASE presence at the Symposium on Applied Urban Modelling in Cambridge
Professor Marialena Nikolopoulou and PhD student Christina Chaztipoulka will be presenting their work at the Symposium on Applied Urban Modelling in Cambridge, 24-26 June 2015. … Read more
Literary Language: An Architectural Design Tool
An architectural PhD is an odd beast; we deal with design, space and physical phenomena and we have to write about it. Yet, in previous … Read more
Billhook Nook Theatre by SHED
There are few opportunities when studying architecture to translate your designs into built projects, except if you actively seek those projects which allow you to … Read more
CREAte Symposium – Parallel Motion: Modernism and Dystopia in European Planning ca. 1935 – 1950
CREAte are pleased to announce that their next symposium will be taking place on Thursday 25th June 2015. The event is being organised by CREAte … Read more
Architecture Student Aut Angpanitcharoen’s Travel Diary
Just before the exam I took a trip to the beach with a couple of friends for an afternoon of revision, tea, oysters and eventually … Read more
Dr. Henrik Schoenefeldt took part in workshop at the Royal Society
Last week, Dr. Schoenefeldt took part in a three-day research workshop at the Royal Society, which was organised by the AHRC with the aim of … Read more