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CREAte to host Professor Susannah Hagan on ‘Designing London’s Public Spaces: Post-War and Now’

By | 18 February 2021

Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) are delighted to welcome Susannah Hagan, Emerita Professor of Architecture at the University of Westminster for the next … Read more

Next week’s CASE Open Lecture: Professor Cath Noakes OBE

By | 28 January 2021

The upcoming CASE Open Lecture will be given by Professor Cath Noakes OBE with her talk titled, ‘Engineering the environment to control infection’ on Tuesday … Read more

Anne Marie Galmstrup to give the first KASA Open Lecture of 2021

By | 21 January 2021

Kent Architectural Student Association’s (KASA) first open lecture of 2021 will be given by Anne Marie Galmstrup, Founding Director of Galmstrup Architects on Tuesday 9 … Read more

Professor Sophia Psarra to give the first CREAte Open Lecture of 2021

By | 18 January 2021

Join us for the first CREAte Open Lecture of 2021, with Professor Sophia Psarra and her talk titled, ‘Variations and Venetian Inspiration in the Le … Read more

First DARC Open Lecture of 2021: Arthur Mamou-Mani

By | 13 January 2021

We are excited to welcome Arthur Mamou-Mani as part of the Kent School of Architecture and Planning Open Lecture series. Next week’s lecture is hosted … Read more

Upcoming CASE Open Lecture: Professor Alan Short

By | 10 November 2020

The upcoming Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment (CASE) Open Lecture will be given by Professor Alan Short with his talk titled, ‘The Recovery … Read more

Next week’s KASA Open Lecture: Stefanie Rhodes, Founding Director of Gatti Routh Rhodes

By | 05 November 2020

Kent Architectural Student Association (KASA) are excited to host Stefanie Rhodes, Founding Director of Gatti Routh Rhodes (GRR), at next week’s Open Lecture, taking place … Read more

CREAte’s upcoming Open Lecture: ‘Food and Cities’ with Carolyn Steel

By | 22 October 2020

The upcoming Centre for Research in European Architecture (CREAte) Open Lecture will be given by Carolyn Steel with her talk titled, ‘Food and Cities: Sitopia … Read more

Next week’s KASA Open Lecture: Marcos Rosello, Founding Director of aLL Design

By | 21 October 2020

The upcoming Kent Architectural Student Association (KASA) Open Lecture will be given by Marcos Rosello, Founding Director of aLL Design, on Tuesday 27 October at … Read more

CASE Open Lecture: Esther Kurland, Head of Urban Design London

By | 07 October 2020

The Centre for Architecture and the Sustainable Environment (CASE) is pleased to announce that their first open lecture of the academic year will be given … Read more

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