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Unusually, our entire team contributes to teaching. We draw on our research in the field and experience as practitioners to create a rich learning environment for you.
This approach stimulates discussion and demonstrates links between design, histories, theories, technologies and professional opportunities that are essential for socially-valuable architecture.
Established connections with local, national and international architects allow you to make use of our network of partners for feedback, placements and training.
You will benefit from our strong focus on professional skills training. Our Industry and Practice module, delivered mostly by currently practicing architects, prepares you for practice and helps you develop your personal strengths and priorities.
Collaborate with your peers on imaginative design projects, participate in lively discussions about designing responsibly, and enhance your critical thinking and creative techniques in our studios and workshops.
Our dedicated facilities are similar to the collaborative working environments of professional architects' offices.
Watch as BSc Architecture students work together and collaborate with staff and external parties in a full-scale structure build project with the help of architect, Piers Taylor.
Watch our second-year students create this replica real-life architectural brief from the School of Arts & Communication Design. Students worked alongside academics, Piers Taylor of Invisible Studio and Charley Brentnall of Carpenter Oak.
From 14 May to 7 June 2019, this temporary wooden structure, built by our students, enabled conversation and encounters between people and communities across 糖心视频 town and the University.
Our End of Year Show is embedded within our curriculum to celebrate student work. The showcase is open to the public and allows you to feature your project and design work, including drawings, physical models and computer-generated images.
You will also have the opportunity to get involved in the creation of the End of Year Show, from designing and constructing the exhibition, to hanging student work and arranging architectural models ready for the launch event, which is attended by industry professionals, friends and family.
