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Meet BA (Hons) Architecture student: Josie Kassapian

By | 12 February 2021

We caught up with Stage 3 BA (Hons) Architecture student, Josie, to find out more about her time and experience at Kent. What has been … Read more

Meet BA (Hons) Architecture student: Ethan Kitto

By | 12 February 2021

We caught up with Stage 3 BA (Hons) Architecture student, Ethan Kitto, to hear more about his time and experience at Kent: What has been … Read more

KSAP announces new BA (Hons) Architecture RIBA/ARB Part 1 Programme Director

By | 27 January 2021

Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) are pleased to announce that Dr Manolo Guerci will be taking over as Programme Director for the BA … Read more

How to make a history module a success in spite of the pandemic: Stage 2 Renaissance to Neoclassicism

By | 13 January 2021

Module Convenor, Dr Manolo Guerci, together with seminar tutors, Benedetta Castagna and Anske Bax (PhD candidates and teaching assistants), would like to share the continued … Read more

Stage 3 BA student, Matthew Maganga, writes article for Involved

By | 19 November 2020

BA (Hons) Architecture Stage 3 student, Matthew Maganga, has recently written an article titled, ‘The Art of the Walk: My Love Letter to Walking‘ in … Read more

Stage 1 Folio kicks off with pepper project in collaboration with Thanet Earth

By | 02 October 2020

This year’s new introductory project to our BA (Hons) Architecture course is The Pepper Project. This project introduced students to hand drawing and specifically observational … Read more

Interested in studying architecture? Come along to our Virtual Open Day!

By | 17 July 2020

Interested in studying our BA (Hons) Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 1) course, or our MArch (RIBA/ARB Part 2) course? Come along to Kent School of Architecture … Read more

KSAP’s Jonathan Tarbatt and Chloe Street Tarbatt are delighted to announce publication of, ‘The Urban Block’

By | 18 March 2020

BA (Hons) Architecture Programme Director, Chloe Street Tarbatt, and Lecturer, Jonathan Tarbatt are delighted to announce the publication of their new book on urban form: … Read more

Stage 2 student wins The Elaine Lloyd Davis Drawing Workshop Bursary

By | 26 February 2020

A big congratulations to BA (Hons) Architecture Stage 2 student, Felicity Pike, for her success in winning one of four bursary places as part of … Read more

KSAP students take part in Canterbury Mosque competition

By | 09 December 2019

Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) students were recently invited to take part in a competition to redesign the exterior of the current building … Read more

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