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Interested in studying your Part 3? Find out about the course from current student, Bradley Sowter

By | 08 July 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning’s PDip Architectural Practice course enables students to complete their professional training and follows the ARB’s criteria for Part 3, … Read more

Dr Ambrose Gillick creates workshop as part of Open City and Celebrating Architecture

By | 07 July 2020

BA (Hons) Architecture Stage 3 Coordinator, Dr Ambrose Gillick, recently created a workshop for Open City and Celebrating Architecture, as part of their Learning From … Read more

Architectural Visualisation student, Adam Lancaster-Bartle, nominated for a Rookie Award

By | 06 July 2020

A big congratulations to MA Architectural Visualisation student, Adam Lancaster-Bartle, has been nominated for a People’s Choice Award at this year’s The Rookies; the 10th … Read more

Professor of Planning, Samer Bagaeen, contributes to Localis’ C19 Housing Recovery Essay Collection

By | 25 June 2020

Professor of Planning, and MA Urban Planning and Resilience programme director, Samer Bagaeen, has written an essay titled, ‘Our participatory future’ in response to the … Read more

Find out more about Architectural Conservation in Kent and Beyond

By | 23 June 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning are pleased to announce that we are hosting an online event for you to find out more about the … Read more

Howard Griffin takes part in Creative Folkestone and South East Creatives’ Tech Week

By | 15 June 2020

MA Architectural Visualisation programme director, Howard Griffin, alongside Paul Simms and Fabrice Bourrelly, will be presenting at Tech Week, organised by South East Creatives and … Read more

PhD Student Anske Bax takes part in Online Reading Marathon

By | 11 June 2020

GIANCARLO DE CARLO AT 100 – Online Reading Marathon participation with Kent University and the Kent School of Architecture & Planning.   By Anske Bax … Read more

Howard Griffin organises online conference as part of Architecture Media Politics Society

By | 08 June 2020

Howard Griffin, a member of the Centre for Research in European Architecture (CREAte) and the Digital Architecture Research Centre (DARC) has organised a conference called … Read more

KSAP Online End of Year Show 2020

By | 05 June 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) are excited to announce that we will be hosting our End of Year Show 2020 as an online … Read more

Professor Samer Bagaeen discusses 5G on #PlanTalk

By | 05 June 2020

Professor of Planning, and MA Urban Planning and Resilience Programme Director, Samer Bagaeen, recently joined Peter Kemp from the Greater London Authority in a discussion … Read more

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