Category: From our contributors

The Kent School of Architecture entered this year’s AIA Student Charrette competition, held at the Roca Gallery in London. The team consisted of Edoardo Avellino, Ben … Read more

What terrified me most was not the grand scale of you In fact I stood in awe of you But you blew me away, you … Read more

The first boat I saw arriving was a challenge for me, being the overemotional person that I am. Somehow I managed to overcome my feelings, … Read more

“There are people out there who are suffering and there’s very little they can do about it”…“Sometimes I feel guilty when I’m happy because I … Read more

The link between architecture and traditional craft is slowly becoming a thing of a bygone era. Replaced by self organising parametric systems, the role of … Read more

When the opportunity of going to Lesvos to work as a volunteer came up I did not hesitate to take part. I got involved with … Read more

I spent this summer working for a medium sized international architecture firm in Torquay, Devon. While only a short walk from my house, the project … Read more

Even though I had been to Paris before on a trip with my brother, the one week I spent there trying to explore as much … Read more

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

The relationship between men and stone dates back to the inception of time itself. Whether through a genesis involving a supreme being or as culmination … Read more