All Graduate shows articles – Page 5
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FeaturesUniversity of Cambridge
The dark and musty basement of Shoreditch Town Hall once again provided a fascinating setting for the Cambridge degree show, with masses of beautifully crafted models sitting among open steel pipes, old iron gratings and redundant brick staircases.
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MultimediaVideo: Architectural Association School of Architecture
In an interview filmed at the AA School of Architecture’s summer show, director Brett Steele warns graduates that they need to learn to adapt quickly to survive in a very unpredictable world.
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MultimediaVideo: Bartlett Summer Show at UCL
Unit leaders CJ Lim, Neil Spiller and Bob Sheil give an insight into the work at the sprawling Bartlett Summer Show at UCL, and explain why their students are more employable than those from any other school.
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FeaturesBartlett School of Architecture, UCL
Within the UCL’s main quadrangle, and Slade Galleries, the mood was perfectly captured on a warm summer’s evening, with everyone cooling down after a hard year’s work.
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FeaturesArchitectural Association
“An experimental school, experiments through making.” So says Brett Steele at the ever-popular opening of the AA Project Review.
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FeaturesLondon Metropolitan University
On arrival to the London Metropolitan University architecture show, you are greeted by an expanse of drab, rectilinear models and mundane elevation drawings.
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FeaturesStrathclyde University Review
Altruistic, practical and insightful is how one may describe the students of the advanced architectural design (AAD) programme at the University of Strathclyde.
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FeaturesThe University of Westminster
This year’s summer show at the University of Westminster is a clean, uncluttered exhibition with a collection of highly polished drawings, animations and renders occupying a rigid series of studio spaces.
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MultimediaVideo: Royal College of Art
As part of our coverage of this summer’s student shows, we went to the Royal College of Art to talk to Nigel Coates about his students’ work.
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FeaturesKent School of Architecture
The students of Kent School of Architecture are clearly skilled draughtsmen and technicians, but some of them need to learn to take themselves less seriously and have a bit more fun with their work.
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FeaturesUniversity of Bath
Bath is one of the few remaining major schools that doesn’t structure its programme around the unit system, and instead relies on the students to develop their own positions in relation to common briefs and areas of focus.
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FeaturesNewcastle University
The Newcastle University show was more organised and coherent than it has been in previous years.
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FeaturesGlasgow School of Art
The site models of the various cities on show at the Glasgow School of Art were exciting and at times awe-inspiring.
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FeaturesEdinburgh College of Art
The Architecture Exhibition at the Edinburgh College of Art showed glimmers of inspiration, born out of an environment that allows individuals to flourish in their own unique style.
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