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The city and beyond: Birmingham Student Show 2024
The Birmingham School of Architecture and Design’s commitment to diversity allows its students to emerge ready to add vibrant contributions to the next generation of architecture, says Dazhong Jin
Students
News about and degree show reviews of the UK’s schools of architecture, including the Bartlett and the Architectural Association. We also celebrate students’ work with the AJ Student Prize
A thread of ethics and agency: Kent Student Show 2024
What's notable in this impressive show is the thread of ethics and agency that runs through it, translating into a grounded, clear-sighted engagement with local issues, says Rob Wilson
Winner of ADAM Architecture’s 2024 Travel Scholarship revealed
ADAM Architecture has named the winner of its annual travel scholarship, worth £2,000
‘Generation Rave’ is growing to care: Ravensbourne Student Show 2024
From a horticultural centre inside a gas holder to a psychedelic therapy clinic in the ruins of Southwark Park, caring for the community – and the planet – was at the core of this year’s showcase at Ravensbourne University
Carefully study the local: Robert Gordon University Student Show 2024
The Scott Sutherland School of Architecture’s relative isolation in Scotland seems to have encouraged a culture of deep and serious concentration
Sweat the small stuff: London Met Student Show 2024
London Metropolitan University’s architecture show majors on its models, but not at the expense of addressing social and environmental justice, finds Krish Nathaniel
A vital vertical teaching model: Ulster Student Show 2024
Ulster University’s vertical teaching model, extending across the full five years of architectural education, is vital for injecting academic energy back into our cities and practice
‘Generosity and care’: UWE Student Show review 2024
The University of the West of England’s architecture students are continuing to push environmental and social aspects of architectural practice
RIBA takes down ‘astonishing’ ad promoting £288k private tutor role
The RIBA has removed a post advertising a role with a nearly £300,000 salary as a private tutor to an ‘ambitious architecture student’ from its online jobs board
Stanton Williams hands over Emmanuel College additions
Stanton Williams has taken the wraps off its £21 million part re-use, part new-build project at Emmanuel College, Cambridge