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PhD student Christopher Moore presents at MEMS Fest

By | 08 July 2021

Architecture PhD candidate and Chartered Surveyor, Christopher Moore, recently presented at the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS) Festival – MEMS Fest. Christopher … Read more

PhD student Valentina Manente wins at Kent Researcher’s Showcase

By | 05 July 2021

The University’s Graduate and Researcher College recently hosted the annual Kent Researcher’s Showcase event. This year, submissions were showcased online, under three submission categories: academic … Read more

The SOLOCLIM project: between academia and industry

By | 10 May 2021

By Marika Tomasi Architecture PhD student How can a city respond to climate? This challenge is what prompted me to start my research. I am … Read more

PhD student, Nicholas Von Behr contributes research to BSI podcast episode

By | 06 April 2021

Architecture PhD student, Nicholas Von Behr, has contributed to the research for a recent episode of the British Standards Institution (BSI) education podcast. Although Nicholas … Read more

PhD student, Anske Bax, conducts cross-departmental research collaboration into St Radegund’s Abbey

By | 11 March 2021

Architecture PhD student, Anske Bax, has been conducting research into reconstructing the ruinous site of St. Radegund’s Abbey in Dover, has been the subject of … Read more

Research student, Giacomo Damiani, takes part in online conference held by CNR

By | 27 January 2021

CHASE scholarship recipient and current research student, Giacomo Damiani, took part in an online conference held by the CNR (Consiglio Nazionale della Ricerca), the Italian … Read more

PhD student Christopher Moore elected as a Guardian of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings

By | 08 December 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning are pleased to announce that PhD Candidate and Building Conservation Accredited Chartered Surveyor, Christopher Moore, has been elected as … Read more

Former PhD student, Itab Shuayb creates campaign for inclusive communities during Covid-19

By | 03 August 2020

Former Kent School of Architecture and Planning PhD student, Itab Shuayb, creates inclusive campaign with cohort of architecture students at the American University of Beirut … Read more

PhD Student Anske Bax takes part in Online Reading Marathon

By | 11 June 2020

GIANCARLO DE CARLO AT 100 – Online Reading Marathon participation with Kent University and the Kent School of Architecture & Planning.   By Anske Bax … Read more

Former KSAP PhD student, Itab Shuayb, publishes new book

By | 23 April 2020

A big congratulations to former KSAP PhD student, Dr Itab Shuayb, who has published her new book titled, ‘Inclusive University Built Environments: The Impact of … Read more

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