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Graduate profile: James Bussey, BA Architecture and MArch

By | 10 June 2021

We recently caught up with BA (Hons) Architecture (Part 1) and MArch (Part 2) graduate, James Bussey, to find out more about his time at … Read more

KSA student wins at RIBA President’s Medals Ceremony

By | 07 December 2016

Kent School of Architecture MArch student James Bussey received the Serjeant Award for Excellence in Drawing at Part 2 at the 2016 RIBA President’s Medal … Read more

Graduating students receive prizes from Royal Institute of British Architects

By | 26 July 2016

Graduating Stage 5 MArch student James Bussey and Stage 3 student Ben Nourse have both been awarded a prize for excellence from the Royal Institute … Read more

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