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‘A sympathetic balance between old and new’ – Dr Nikolaos Karydis explores Folkestone’s historic architecture

By Alex Heavens | 23 November 2022

As a school which values its connection with the community, lecturers at the Kent School of Architecture and Design regularly speak at the meetings of … Read more

Kent School of Architecture to discuss the regeneration of Intra Historic High Street

By Alex Heavens | 03 November 2022

On Friday 4 November, representatives from Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) at the University will participate in a symposium to address the sustainable … Read more

Silvio Caputo presents groundbreaking urban agriculture research in the Netherlands

By Alex Heavens | 28 October 2022

Kent’s influence in sustainablity research grew last week when Dr Silvio Caputo was invited to the prestigious AESOP Sustainable Food Planning Conference in the Netherlands … Read more

Kent School of Architecture and Planning appoints new Head of School

By Alex Heavens | 01 September 2022

There are a number of exciting developments at the Kent School of Architecture and Planning as we move into this new academic year, but perhaps … Read more

Agent for change: Kent School of Architecture and Planning recognised for international research excellence

By Alex Heavens | 12 May 2022

The Kent School of Architecture & Planning (KSAP) is delighted that its commitment to research has been recognised by an expert panel as part of … Read more

Architecture students produce temporary structures in Marlowe foyer

By Alex Heavens | 21 February 2022

The Kent School of Architecture and Planning’s courses instill artistic and architectural approaches from day one, equipping students with the outlook required to develop as … Read more

Professor Samer Bagaeen discusses the future of planning in interview with Cratus Communications

By Alex Heavens | 10 February 2022

Professor Samer Bagaeen has recently featured in the conversation series “Steve Quartermain In Conversation With”. Steve Quartermain is former Chief Planner of Cratus Communications, a … Read more

Students throw light on local landmarks (11 – 12 Feb)

By Alex Heavens | 08 February 2022

Students at the Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) will exhibit their latest projection-mapped installation on Friday 11 and Saturday 12 February (6-9pm) at the Medway … Read more

Support throughout your course

By Alex Heavens | 15 December 2021

The Student Learning Advisory Service was established to ensure that all University of Kent students have the opportunity to thrive on their degree – and … Read more

Supporting student success: Katie Edwards

By Alex Heavens | 14 December 2021

“We are here to help you succeed.” Research skills are critical components of academic success. To ensure that Kent students have the opportunity to thrive … Read more

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