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Prof. Marialena Nikolopoulou discussing the refurbishment of Dalby Square on BBC SE Evening News

By | 10 October 2017

The Director of CASE, Prof. Marialena Nikolopoulou, appeared at the BBC South East evening news last night, discussing the refurbishment of the Dalby Square townhouse … Read more

KSA’s Dr Davina Jackson to speak at Twentieth Century Society event

By | 06 October 2017

The Australian architectural historian and critic Davina Jackson, who has completed her PhD at KSA, will be speaking next week at a special event in … Read more

KSA Medway Charrette exhibition at Drill Hall Library

By | 06 October 2017

The Medway Strategy Group commissioned a project to develop a stronger ‘sense of place’ at Medway and improve connections between different parts of the Medway … Read more

CASE Open Lecture: ‘Birkha Bawari: A 21st Century step-well in India’

By | 04 October 2017

The upcoming CASE Open Lecture will be given by A. Mridul and Shilpa Mridul on Thursday 12th October at 5PM in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1 … Read more

‘Digital Architecture’ Open Lecture Series kicks off with Richard Hyams

By | 28 September 2017

The latest addition to the Kent School of Architecture’s Open Lectures is the new ‘Digital Architecture’ series curated by Director of Digital Architecture, Dr Tim … Read more

Booking now open for ‘Architecture at Kent’ Day!

By | 20 September 2017

Booking is now open for our upcoming ‘Architecture at Kent’ day taking place on Saturday 11th November from 10am – 4pm. This day is designed … Read more

Prof. Marialena Nikolopoulou co-chairing RAEng symposium “Sustainable Global Wellbeing”

By | 19 September 2017

Professor Marialena Nikolopoulou, Director of CASE (Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment), has been invited to the 3rd Royal Academy of Engineering Frontiers of … Read more

First KASA Open Lecture of 2017-18: AVR London

By | 18 September 2017

KASA is delighted to announce the first KSA Open Lecture of 2017/18 will be given by Joe Robson, founder of AVR London. Prior to establishing … Read more

Professor Marialena Nikolopoulou featured in Financial Times

By | 15 September 2017

Professor Marialena Nikolopoulou, Director of CASE (Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment) was recently featured in an article in the Financial Times discussing the … Read more

Kick-off of the largest externally funded project the School has witnessed

By eg291 | 05 September 2017

The School’s CASE Centre has been awarded major funding to carry out fundamental experimental research “Urban albedo computation in high latitude locations: An experimental approach”. … Read more

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