Tag: Architecture

The most recent Gardian university league table has seen the Kent School of Architecture (KSA) rise to 3rd position in the UK, up 11 places … Read more

Instead of spending my Easter holidays relaxing on a beach in South Devon with a cream tea at my side, I used this time as … Read more

As architecture students, we are entering into an extremely competitive working profession, one which is benefiting, or some would say suffering, from an increasing variety … Read more

Stage 2 students have recently submitted a model based on the Collective Dwelling module. Here are a few examples:

Dr. Henrik Schoenefeldt will be giving a talk on Building Performance Evaluation in the context of education, research, and practice at the Annual SCHOSA Conference. … Read more

The relationship between men and stone dates back to the inception of time itself. Whether through a genesis involving a supreme being or as culmination … Read more

Imagine that in front of you stood a door, and I told you that on passing through this door you would be transported 160 million … Read more

Srimathi Aiyer 5th Year Master in Architecture (MArch) Student I was brought up in Stratford, East London, with a family originating from South India. I … Read more

A Chinese company recently  set a very high benchmark in the concrete 3D printing construction industry. The firm was able to print 10 houses in … Read more

Many people believe that the origin of architecture has its roots in Marc-Antoine Laugier’s concept of the primitive hut. Two columns supporting a beam which … Read more