Our students are developing their creativity in design to bring their ideas to reality
Architects of the future
Gina: industry relevant learning
BSc Architecture graduate Gina flourished academically and enjoyed being a part of a thriving community in the School of Architecture.
Daniel: award-winning collaboration
Daniel combined a passion for construction, design and medicine into his studies.
Paulina: building bridges with practice
As part of the first student cohort studying Architecture at ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø, Paulina helped to shape the identity of the course and supported the development of the End of Year Show.
Maria: RIBA mentoring scheme
Maria gained valuable insight into built environment working practices as a final year student on the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Mentoring Scheme.
Dan: an architectural internship
An internship with an established practice gave BSc Architecture student Dan valuable insight into life as a professional architect.
Toby: the road to architecture
After finishing his BSc Architecture degree, Toby secured a role as a Part 1 Architectural Assistant at Spratley & Partners.
Postgraduate
Shanzina: designing with purpose
Studying for her master's at ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø, Shanzina has been able to develop her passion for inclusive architecture.
Paniz: professional skills modules
Paniz shares how much she has gained from the professional aspects of her Master of Architecture programme.
Adam: re-thinking the social potential of stadia
In his postgraduate studies, Adam has been exploring his passion and researching the social potential of stadia.
Daniel: design for deconstruction
Daniel decided to return to the School of Architecture for his Part 2 studies, focussing on sustainable design with deconstruction in mind.
Experts in their field
Our academics and practitioners are using their passion for architecture to build a better world.
Bob Allies: urban space man
Bob Allies thinks architects need to imagine how cities will evolve, and then design to accommodate that change.
Oliver Froome-Lewis: connecting spaces
Associate Professor Oliver Froome-Lewis argues that the study of architecture should be firmly engaged with the world around us today.
Penélope Plaza: reclaiming Caracas
Dr Penélope Plaza is using her experience and skills as an architect to improve people's lives in Caracas, Venezuela.