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Find out more about Architectural Conservation in Kent and Beyond

By | 23 June 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning are pleased to announce that we are hosting an online event for you to find out more about the … Read more

MSc Architectural Conservation students work on live restoration project

By | 28 February 2020

This academic year, SPAB (Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings) has given our MSc Architectural Conservation students the opportunity to work on a live … Read more

Dr Nikolaos Karydis gives lecture at British School at Rome

By | 05 December 2019

Dr Nikolaos Karydis, Senior Lecturer and MSc Architectural Conservation programme director at Kent School of Architecture and Planning recently gave a lecture titled, ‘The lost … Read more

The Kent Historic Buildings Committee announces The Gravett Award 2019 winner

By | 29 May 2019

This year’s annual Gravett Award event took place on Friday 24 May in the Digital Crit Space. The Gravett Award, created by The Kent Historic … Read more

Dr Nikolaos Karydis presents his recent work at the University of Warsaw

By | 24 April 2019

Dr. Nikolaos Karydis has been invited by the Faculty of History of the University of Warsaw to present his recent reconstruction of the lost church … Read more

Dr Nikolaos Karydis presents his research in Early Byzantine Architecture at the University of Oxford

By | 27 February 2019

Dr Nikolaos Karydis has been invited by the Faculty of Classics of the University of Oxford to present his recent work on the sixth-century Basilica B at … Read more

Nikolaos Karydis speaks about the Conservation of Historic Buildings after Earthquakes

By | 17 October 2018

This lecture, taking place today from 2.00 – 2.30pm in the Digital Crit Space, looks at the impact-related conservation workshop organised by Nikolaos Karydis on … Read more

Dr Nikolaos Karydis: Lectures in Oxford, Athens and Paris

By | 21 May 2018

On Friday 11 May, Dr Karydis gave a lecture at Trinity College, University of Oxford. Entitled ‘Visualising Justinian’s Church of the Holy Apostles at Constantinople’, … Read more

Dr Nikolaos Karydis: Lecture on the Construction of Gothic Cathedrals

By eg291 | 27 March 2018

On Tuesday 27 March, Dr Karydis will give a talk about the construction, mechanics, and science of Gothic cathedrals. This talk will take place at Canterbury … Read more

Dr Nikos Karydis investigates earthquake-resistant building technology in Greece

By | 04 August 2017

Dr Nikolaos Karydis, director of the MSc Programme in Architectural Conservation, visited the island of Lesvos, to study the behaviour of vernacular structures in the recent earthquake (6.3R). … Read more

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