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International Women’s Day: Myra Warhaftig – a feminist contribution to residential architecture

By | 08 March 2021

In celebration of International Women’s Day, Head of School, Professor Gerald Adler has written a fascinating piece about German-Israeli Architect, Myra Warhaftig. By Professor Gerald … Read more

PDip Architectural Practice receives ‘candidate course’ status from RIBA

By | 11 February 2021

Kent School of Architecture and Planning are pleased to announce that we have been given ‘candidate course’ status for our PDip Architectural Practice course. The … Read more

KSAP Online End of Year Show 2020

By | 05 June 2020

Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) are excited to announce that we will be hosting our End of Year Show 2020 as an online … Read more

Dr Henrik Schoenefeldt premieres ‘Restoring the Palace of Westminster’ documentary at RIBA

By | 10 December 2019

Dr Henrik Schoenefeldt and the Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) hosted an event at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) on Thursday … Read more

Professor Gerald Adler to speak at ‘Bye Bye Bauhaus’ Symposium

By | 30 October 2019

The ‘Bye Bye Bauhaus’ Symposium, organised by Kent School of Architecture and Planning Lecturer, Professor Alan Powers, in conjunction with the Twentieth Century Society will … Read more

Professor Gerald Adler and Dr Manolo Guerci celebrate ‘Riverine, Architectures and Rivers’ book launch

By | 07 August 2019

Gerald Adler and Manolo Guerci recently launched their newly published book Riverine. Architecture and Rivers (Routledge 2019) at the London office of the architects Penoyre … Read more

Kent School of Architecture and Planning wins full five-year unconditional professional validation

By | 25 June 2019

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Visiting Board reviewed the BA (Hons) Architecture and MArch courses at Kent School of Architecture and Planning last … Read more

CREAte are pleased to announce the publication of Riverine: Architecture and Rivers by Routledge

By | 04 December 2018

Riverscapes are the main arteries of the world’s largest cities, and have, for millennia, been the lifeblood of the urban communities that have developed around … Read more

Professor Gerald Adler published in Architecture Philosophy journal

By | 21 November 2018

‘Architecture is concealed unto itself: Helmuth Plessner and his influence on twentieth-century architecture’, written by Gerald Adler has just been published in the latest issue … Read more

Professor Gerald Adler to take part in Creative Industries Roadshow

By | 26 February 2018

In March 2018, the University of Kent will take part in the British Council’s Creative Industries Roadshow in East Asia, showcasing study and career options … Read more

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