Author: eg291

Dr Henrik Schoenefeldt will be giving an evening lecture on his ongoing research into the historic ventilation system of the Houses of Parliament. Henrik had … Read more

The Art and Design Foundation students have had their final critique today for the Container Project. The students were asked to design and produce a … Read more

Lecturer Patrick Crouch and our Stage 1 students have been very busy over the last few weeks in the studio with life drawing. The Architectural Representation module … Read more

Location: The Crit Space, Marlowe Building, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NR Convenor: Dr. Henrik Schoenefeldt Crit Panel: Philip Proffit (Princedale), Patrick Osborne (LeeEvans Partnership), … Read more

Dr Timothy Brittain-Caitlin – Kent School of Architecture For the last ten years I have been working on a series of projects that all fall … Read more

Third  year Part 1 students at KSA have the  opportunity to be mentored by architects, usually based in the Canterbury area,  under the scheme run by … Read more

Up until the  1940s the Palace of Westminster was ventilated using a stack ventilation system  that originated in the mid-nineteenth century and was technically refined … Read more

Charlotte has just undertaken a week of work experience at a local architecture practice in Hythe. The placement was offered to Charlotte after enrolling on the RIBA … Read more

Full AHRC funding for Home/EU students is available from  the new Consortium for Humanities and the Arts in Southeast England – CHASE, of  which Kent … Read more

KSA is proud to announce that Dr Richard Watkins was a joint winner of this year’s The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers’ Napier Shaw … Read more