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First KASA Open Lecture of the academic year: CJ Lim

By | 08 October 2018

The first KASA (Kent Architectural Student Association) Open Lecture of the year will be given by CJ Lim, Professor of Architecture and Urbanism at The … Read more

CASE Open Lecture: Dr Susan Parham, University of Hertfordshire

By | 02 October 2018

The upcoming CASE Open Lecture will be given by Dr Susan Parham, Head of Urbanism and Planning at the University of Hertfordshire on Tuesday 16th … Read more

Digital Architecture Open Lecture: Rupert Soar

By | 01 October 2018

Kent School of Architecture’s first open lecture of the academic year will be given by Dr Rupert Soar, and will be a presentation of his … Read more

Jamie Jacobs at the British Association of Victorian Studies

By en3 | 13 September 2018

CREAte member and PhD student Jamie Jacobs took part in this year’s British Association of Victorian Studies conference on Victorian Patterns at the University of … Read more

Fresh Perspectives: A display of recent student work from across the country

By en3 | 10 September 2018

We are pleased to announce that two of Kent’s architecture graduates, Steph Elward and Fergus Littlejohn, have had their work selected to be included in … Read more

Timothy Brittain-Catlin joins Historic England’s Advisory Committee

By | 06 August 2018

Timothy Brittain-Catlin has been appointed to Historic England’s national advisory committee. This group advises the heritage and conservation body on policy matters and casework (excluding … Read more

KSA Student Exhibition ‘Visions for Chatham Docks’

By | 05 July 2018

Kent School of Architecture are delighted to present this public exhibition of selected Stage 3 student work from the BA (Hons) Architecture course during 2017/18. … Read more

Stage 2 student to take part in Critical Concrete Summer School

By | 25 June 2018

Stage 2 student from the BA (Hons) Architecture course, Jake Obichere, has been awarded a place at Critical Concrete’s Summer School in Porto, Portugal for … Read more

Climate change adaptation and intergeneration living in a heritage townhouse in Margate

By eg291 | 15 June 2018

CASE, alongside Thanet Council and the School of Psychology, have been working on the Dalby Square project in Margate. The project aims to tackle climate … Read more

Passages – Architectural Photography exhibition

By eg291 | 14 June 2018

On Thursday, 14th June, Kent School of Architecture Architectural Visualisation masters students will be opening an exhibition of their photographic work.  Passages showcases (and celebrates) … Read more

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