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Upcoming MArch Open Afternoon on Tuesday 5 March

By | 06 February 2019

Kent School of Architecture are hosting an MArch Open Afternoon from 3pm – 5pm on Tuesday 5th March 2019 in Studio C, Marlowe Building on … Read more

CREAte Open Lecture: ‘Pedagogy and Practice – a long view of architectural education’

By | 05 February 2019

The next CREAte Open Lecture will be given by Alan Powers with his talk titled, ‘Pedagogy and Practice – a long view of architectural education’. … Read more

KASA Open Lecture: Fred Pillbrow, Pillbrow & Partners

By | 04 February 2019

The upcoming KASA (Kent Architectural Student Association) open lecture will be given by Fred Pillbrow, one of the founding partners of Pillbrow & Partners on … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin speaks at Sir John Soane’s Museum

By | 04 February 2019

Timothy Brittain-Catlin is the first speaker in a series of talks and discussion evenings at Sir John Soane’s Museum that looks at critical moments in … Read more

Upcoming CASE Open Lecture presents John Mardaljevic

By | 18 January 2019

The next CASE Open Lecture will be given by John Mardaljevic, with his talk titled, ‘New York Times to Central Park Tower: Daylight Modelling for … Read more

CREAte Open Lecture: Professor Barbara Penner, ‘Cuddlefication’

By | 14 January 2019

The first CREAte Open Lecture will be given by Professor Barbara Penner, ‘Cuddleficition’ on Tuesday 22 January at 6PM in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1. ‘Cuddlefication’ … Read more

Digital Architecture Open Lecture: The Ecology of Intelligence, in Nature and in Civilisation

By | 08 January 2019

The first open lecture of 2019 will be hosted by Digital Architecture, and given by Dr Michael Weinstock on Tuesday 15 January 2019 at 6PM … Read more

Kent School of Architecture welcomes Dr Davina Jackson as first Honorary Academic

By | 11 December 2018

Kent School of Architecture warmly welcomes Dr Davina Jackson as its first Honorary Academic. Her appointment coincides with the publication by Lund Humphries of her … Read more

CREAte are pleased to announce the publication of Riverine: Architecture and Rivers by Routledge

By | 04 December 2018

Riverscapes are the main arteries of the world’s largest cities, and have, for millennia, been the lifeblood of the urban communities that have developed around … Read more

Dr Luciano Cardellicchio receives mention at the 8th conference on Construction Research

By | 27 November 2018

Dr Luciano Cardellicchio presented the first results from his Leverhulme-funded research project ‘Our Future Heritage’ at the 8th International Conference on Construction Research organised by … Read more

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