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Two scholarships available for MSc Bio Digital Architecture

By | 21 November 2019

The Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) are excited to announce the availability of two scholarships for students wishing to study the new MSc … Read more

Urban Albedo present at CIBSE Build2Perform Live 2019

By | 12 November 2019

Deputy Head of School, Professor Nikolopoulou and Professor Kolokotroni, Brunel University, presented the Urban Albedo project at a seminar on ‘Urban Design’ at the CIBSE Build2Perform … Read more

FEW-Meter Project hosts successful Technology and Green Spaces Symposium

By | 11 November 2019

Dr Silvio Caputo is leading the UK team in an international 3-year project, funded under the SUGI called Food-Water-Energy Nexus, which started in June 2018. … Read more

Dr Peter Buš to give lecture at National United University in Miao-Li

By | 08 November 2019

Dr Peter Buš, Lecturer in Digital Architecture and member of DARC Research Centre, will be visiting Taiwan later this month to give a lecture at … Read more

Professor Gerald Adler to speak at ‘Bye Bye Bauhaus’ Symposium

By | 30 October 2019

The ‘Bye Bye Bauhaus’ Symposium, organised by Kent School of Architecture and Planning Lecturer, Professor Alan Powers, in conjunction with the Twentieth Century Society will … Read more

Sir Terry Farrell introduces masterclass at Kent School of Architecture and Planning

By | 28 October 2019

Sir Terry Farrell personally introduced a masterclass session at Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) on Friday 25th October with a talk about his … Read more

Digital Architecture Open Lecture: Mike Oades, Atomik Architecture

By | 22 October 2019

The next DARC (Digital Architecture Research Centre) Open Lecture will be given by Mike Oades, Director of Atomik Architecture, with his talk titled, ‘Hard balls … Read more

CASE Dalby Square project featured on BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire Show

By | 22 October 2019

The Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment’s (CASE) Dalby Square project was recently featured on the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme. The Dalby Square project … Read more

CASE Open Lecture: Tim Stonor, Space Syntax

By | 15 October 2019

The next CASE Open Lecture will be given by Tim Stonor, Managing Director of Space Syntax, with his talk titled, ‘Space Syntax: a Smart City … Read more

‘The Edwardians and their Houses’ on BBC Radio 4’s The Westminster Hour

By | 07 October 2019

Timothy Brittain-Catlin presented an episode from his forthcoming book The Edwardians and their Houses on BBC Radio 4’s The Westminster Hour last night. This told … Read more

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