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KISS Annual Lecture presents Professor Alan Penn from the Bartlett, UCL

By | 15 November 2016

There has been a ‘spatial turn’ in many disciplines, with spatial analytical techniques and spatial theories becoming central to many research programmes and initiatives. The … Read more

RIBA South East ‘Meet Your Mentor’ event at Kent School of Architecture

By | 11 November 2016

This year’s RIBA Meet Your Mentor event was hosted at the Kent School of Architecture on Wednesday 9 November in the Digital Crit Space. The … Read more

Dr Manolo Guerci elected as a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London

By | 10 November 2016

Dr Manolo Guerci, KSA Director of Graduate Studies, has been elected as a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London, England’s oldest and highly … Read more

CREAte Open Lectures presents Tim Waterman from University of Greenwich

By | 07 November 2016

CREAte hosts it’s first Open Lecture for 2016/17 given by Tim Waterman, Senior Lecturer at Department of Architecture and Landscape, University of Greenwich with his … Read more

First CASE Open Lecture 2016/17 presents Marylis Ramos from PRP Architects

By | 13 October 2016

CASE kicks off the Open Lecture series for 2016/17 with Marylis Ramos, with her talk entitled ‘Future Cities: resilience, zero carbon, and wellbeing‘ on Tuesday … Read more

Dr. Schoenefeldt speaks about Houses of Parliament Restoration in Canterbury

By | 03 October 2016

Dr. Henrik Schoenefeldt, who is currently leading a research project feeding into the Palace of Westminster Restoration and Renewal Programme, will be speaking in Canterbury … Read more

KSA featured in ‘Questions of Space: Festival of Ideas’ Short Film

By | 21 September 2016

Canterbury Cathedral hosted ‘Questions of Space: A Festival of Ideas’ which took place on 20 & 21 June 2016. This included a series of public … Read more

KSA Alumna Srimathi Aiyer receives Outstanding Contribution Award

By | 19 September 2016

Former Kent School of Architecture BA and MArch student Srimathi Aiyer received the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust Outstanding Contribution Award; the first of its kind … Read more

Dr Giridharan Renganathan receives prestigious medal for his work

By | 08 August 2016

CASE member Dr Giridharan Renganathan won the 2016 Carter Bronze medal for most highly rated paper relating to application and development. Giridharan’s paper “A medium-rise … Read more

Graduating students receive prizes from Royal Institute of British Architects

By | 26 July 2016

Graduating Stage 5 MArch student James Bussey and Stage 3 student Ben Nourse have both been awarded a prize for excellence from the Royal Institute … Read more

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