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Read more at: PHD student Edward Barsley is shortlisted for international Landscape Institute competition.

PHD student Edward Barsley is shortlisted for international Landscape Institute competition.

5 March 2015

Edward’s project - Transition to a Coastal Landscape: designing a flood resilient coastal settlement in Par Docks, Cornwall was one of eight film ideas shortlisted. How to prevent Flooding invited entrants to communicate their innovative initiatives through animation. By applying intelligent land use and good landscape...


Read more at: Second Annual Building History Lecture at Queens’ College, Cambridge, Saturday 21 March: all welcome

Second Annual Building History Lecture at Queens’ College, Cambridge, Saturday 21 March: all welcome

3 March 2015

On Saturday 21 March Dr Anthony Geraghty will deliver the Annual Building History Lecture on ‘Architecture and History at Castle Howard’, preceded by a wine reception. Dr Geraghty, who completed his PhD on Sir Christopher Wren in the Faculty of Architecture and History of Art at Cambridge, is a Senior Lecturer in the...


Read more at: From 20 February - 31 May 2015 the Vitra Design Museum will host ‘Architecture of Independence African Modernism’, curated by the Architect Manuel Herz and co-curated by Ingrid Schröder.

From 20 February - 31 May 2015 the Vitra Design Museum will host ‘Architecture of Independence African Modernism’, curated by the Architect Manuel Herz and co-curated by Ingrid Schröder.

3 March 2015

‘ Architecture of Independence ’ explores the experimental and futuristic architecture produced in 1960s Central and Sub-Saharan Africa during the region’s period of newfound independence. The exhibition coincides with the publication of a 700 page book, ‘ AFRICAN MODERNISM The Architecture of Independence. Ghana, Senegal...


Read more at: Students Please Note: the library will be closed on Wednesday 25th February until 2:30pm

Students Please Note: the library will be closed on Wednesday 25th February until 2:30pm

19 February 2015


Read more at: Cambridge News and Cambridge Creative feature articles on students' Percussion Wall

Cambridge News and Cambridge Creative feature articles on students' Percussion Wall

16 February 2015

Cambridge News Cambridge Creative


Read more at: The Department of Architecture is delighted to announce that Richard Sennett has been appointed to serve as the Sir Arthur Marshall Visiting Professor for a period of three years (January 2015 - December 2017).

The Department of Architecture is delighted to announce that Richard Sennett has been appointed to serve as the Sir Arthur Marshall Visiting Professor for a period of three years (January 2015 - December 2017).

12 February 2015

Professor Sennett is Professor of Sociology at the London School of Economics and Professor of the Humanities at New York University. His academic work engages with the effects of urban living in the modern world, with a particular focus on the development of cities, the nature of work in modern society and the sociology...


Read more at: First year students' live projects - Percussion Wall and Urban Spectacular

First year students' live projects - Percussion Wall and Urban Spectacular

9 February 2015

Photographs by Philippe Beling - to view more please click here .


Read more at: New Research Associate Position- Natural Structural Materials

New Research Associate Position- Natural Structural Materials

5 February 2015

For more information about the post and how to apply please click here.


Read more at: The Junction and Cambridge University Public Openning

The Junction and Cambridge University Public Openning

3 February 2015


Read more at: The AJ reveals their finalists for Women Architect of the Year and Emerging Woman Architect of the Year 2015. More women in the shortlist for the awards studied at Cambridge than any other university.

The AJ reveals their finalists for Women Architect of the Year and Emerging Woman Architect of the Year 2015. More women in the shortlist for the awards studied at Cambridge than any other university.

28 January 2015

Five out of the seventeen women shortlisted for the awards studied at Cambridge - Joanna Bacon, Katy Marks, Tatiana von Preussen, Catherine Pease and Jessica Reynolds. The winners will be announced at the annual AJ Women in Architecture Luncheon on 27 February at Claridge’s in London, where Phyllis Lambert and Sheila O’...