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Degree show review 2019: London South Bank University
It is clear that London South Bank University is providing a supportive environment in which good work can flourish
Culture
Exhibitions, events and books investigating architecture and culture, including the Venice Biennale and the London Festival of Architecture
Degree show review 2019: Liverpool School of Architecture
This show displays a confidence and coherence within the school as it re-establishes itself following considerable change
Degree show review 2019: Hull College of Art and Design
The passion of the work on show belies the recent news of the RIBA’s removal of validation from the architecture course
Degree show review 2019: University of Edinburgh
The work here is challenging … beautiful, thought-provoking and entitled to our full intellectual attention
Degree show review 2019: University of Bath
Uplifting design, energy, poeticism, romanticism, passion and pragmatism, coupled with copious personality, are in abundance
Degree show review 2019: The Bartlett
The Bartlett’s show is sometimes in danger of only being about graphic storytelling
Degree show review 2019: Architectural Association
The show’s weaving of past and future, marshalling the resources and assets of the AA, exemplifies what new director Eva Franch i Gilabert looking to achieve at the school
A different perspective: London’s built environment from the air
Rupert Bickersteth joins aerial photographer Jason Hawkes for a trip into the skies above London and gains a new understanding of the city
Open City chief: ‘Extinction isn’t the endgame for architects – irrelevance is’
Director of Open City, Rory Olcayto, on why the profession needs to become less self-absorbed
Oliver Cooke on visualisations: Why we shunned CGIs for oil painting
Oliver Cooke of emerging practice Cooke Fawcett looks at the dilemmas of architectural visualisations ahead of Open City’s all-new Citymaking Sessions event in Peckham