'Imagining Environments' Lecture by Prof. Dean Hawkes 21st February in the Robin Evans Room

The room has now been changed to Evans (M416)

Interior Architecture Lecture Series 2017: Professor Sadie Morgan 1st February

Sadie Morgan, co founder of award winning practice De Rijke Marsh Morgan and Professor in Interior Architecture at the University of Westminster, launches the Interior Architecture lecture series 2017.  This is the first of 6 lectures on projects and issues that are central to the practice of interior architecture and design.

2 pm 1st February 2017
Wood Lecture Theatre,
University of Westminster
35 Marylebone Road
London NW1 5LS.

Regularly lecturing both nationally and internationally as a keynote speaker, Professor Morgan has sat on numerous competition jury and advisory panels, including the RIBA National Awards Advisory panel and the World Architecture Festival super jury. She became the youngest and only third ever-female President of the Architectural Association in 2013, and was shortlisted for The Architects’ Journal (AJ) Woman Architect of the Year award 2014.Professor Morgan was appointed as Design Chair for High Speed Two (HS2) in March 2015, reporting directly to the Secretary of State. As of November 2015, she is also a member of the newly formed National Infrastructure Commission, led by former Cabinet Minister Lord Adonis.

Search every Part 2 studio in London by theme, site and school

Model by Grant Shepherd, University of Westminster, DS16 

The Architecture Foundation’s database of all Part 2 studios in London is now live. It can be accessed at www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/schools

The Architecture Foundation has "developed this free resource with the aim of opening up lines of communication between students and tutors exploring similar fields of research in different universities.

The 88 studio descriptions are tagged with keywords relating to the topics being investigated and the places where projects are being developed. A student at the Cass concerned with the future of light industry in the Old Kent Road can therefore quickly establish that colleagues at the Bartlett are also focused on manufacturing while others at the AA are working in the same part of London."